liquored
Full of drink
Liquored means intoxicated by alcohol, typically appearing in the phrase liquored up: He got liquored up and started a fight.
The term suggests someone who has been drinking steadily rather than having just one drink.
It carries a slightly rougher, more rural connotation than simply "drunk."
intoxicated
Impaired by alcohol
- inebriatedIntoxicated by alcohol
- hammeredSeverely intoxicated or pounded
- wastedUsed without good result
- sloshedVery intoxicated
plastered · blotto · staggering · slurring · sozzled · besotted · fuddled · groggy
drunk
Impaired by alcohol
- inebriatedIntoxicated by alcohol
- hammeredSeverely intoxicated or pounded
- wastedUsed without good result
sloshed · plastered · blotto · staggering · slurring · sozzled · besotted · fuddled · groggy · woozy
whiskey
Oak-aged grain spirit
tequila · brandy · cognac · bourbon · scotch · liqueur · absinthe · moonshine · mezcal · grappa
tipsy
Mildly intoxicated
- giddyDizzy or excitedly silly
- light-headedDizzy, near fainting
- merryCheerful and lively
warm · glow · relaxed · loose · cheerful · sociable · euphoric · jovial · carefree · fuzzy
- hold one's liquorWithstand intoxication's effects
- hard liquorDistilled alcoholic beverages
- liquor storeRetail alcohol vendor
- malt liquorStrong fermented grain drink
- bootleg liquorIllegally produced alcohol
- liquor cabinetFurniture for storing alcohol