feeling no pain
Drunk and comfortable
Feeling no pain describes being drunk or high enough that discomfort doesn't register.
The phrase often appears with ironic understatement—someone described as feeling no pain is typically quite intoxicated: By the third round, he was feeling no pain.
It can also describe the numbing effect of anesthesia or painkillers.
- stonedDrug-intoxicated state
- sloshedVery intoxicated
- three sheets to the windExtremely inebriated state
- plasteredExtremely intoxicated
- tankedFailed utterly, collapsed
under the influence · analgesia · totaled · sedation · buzzed · numbness · oblivion · drunk · anesthesia · stupor · out cold · dead to the world · euphoria · stewed · flying · on cloud nine · blissed out · tipsy
feeling no painsober
Free from intoxication
clearheaded · straight · on the wagon · teetotal · dry
feeling no painmiserable
Wretchedly unhappy, dejected
suffering · grief-stricken · tormented · anguished · in anguish
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