sozzled
Pickled beyond reason
Sozzled is British slang for drunk, typically suggesting someone pleasantly or thoroughly intoxicated rather than dangerously so: We got properly sozzled at the pub last night.
The word has an old-fashioned, slightly humorous quality, often used to describe tipsy states with affection rather than judgment.
Impaired by alcohol
- tipsyMildly intoxicated
- inebriatedIntoxicated by alcohol
- buzzedMildly intoxicated
- hammeredSeverely intoxicated or pounded
plastered · sloshed · wasted · blotto · legless · pickled · tanked · besotted
Indistinctly articulated
- mumbledSpoke indistinctly
- garbledConfused and unintelligible
- incoherentLacking logical connection
- ramblingLong-winded and unfocused
babbling · maudlin · slushy · stammering · gibberish · nonsensical · repetitive · loud
drunk
Impaired by alcohol
- tipsyMildly intoxicated
- inebriatedIntoxicated by alcohol
- buzzedMildly intoxicated
hammered · plastered · sloshed · wasted · blotto · legless · pickled · tanked · besotted · fuddled
slurred
Indistinctly articulated
- mumbledSpoke indistinctly
- garbledConfused and unintelligible
- incoherentLacking logical connection
rambling · babbling · maudlin · slushy · stammering · gibberish · nonsensical · repetitive · loud · boisterous
staggering
Shockingly impressive or unsteady
- stumblingWalking clumsily, almost falling
- swayingRhythmic lateral movement
- lurchingMoving unsteadily, abruptly
reeling · tottering · wobbly · unsteady · weaving · falling · tripping · clumsy · listing · careening
pub
Licensed drinking establishment
boozing · carousing · bender · spree · nightcap · rounds · toast · merriment · pub-crawl · nightclub
- drunk slangdrunk, wasted, hammered, smashed, plastered
- drunkennessdrunk, tipsy, buzzed, intoxicated, inebriated
- intoxicateddrunk, high, intoxicated, inebriated, wasted
- Northern Slangaye, nowt, summat, lass, luv