Sozzled

Definition

sozzled /'sɒzld/ adj ( Brit infml ) အလြန္အကြၽံအရက္မူး[ေသာ]။ He got absolutely sozzled at the Christmas party.

Examples

1. ‘Our champagne glasses were miraculously topped up at every opportunity and I'm so hopelessly out of practise at the heavy drinking lark now
2. that I was hopelessly sozzled by about 4pm.’
3. ‘While all this has been going on
4. the Government has been warning us about the dangers of binge drinking - a campaign picked up with evangelical zeal by the sort of national newspapers that once provided a haven for the terminally sozzled.’
5. ‘They only get sozzled when they've got something to celebrate.’
6. ‘While riding through Kent
7. I suddenly realize that in my sozzled state
8. I'd forgotten my passport.’
9. ‘It also means that seniors are scared to walk out after the pubs close because of sozzled youths acting funky
10. smashing shop windows
11. trashing the public loos
12. doing drugs in the bus shelter and so forth.’
13. ‘We will be sitting happily by the banks of the Corrib getting pleasantly sozzled and feeding swans with leftover potato salad
14. or something.’
15. ‘It's a chance to reminisce at length
16. there's usually a nice slow ride in a car
17. and it's a legitimate excuse to get mildly sozzled while people bring you cakes and sandwiches.’
18. ‘The man sitting next to Ford was a bit sozzled by now.’
19. ‘But when they're serving shots of vodka at the equivalent of 33 pence a go
20. one is generally too sozzled to complain viciously.’
21. ‘The norm now for a good night is to get drunk
22. to get sozzled
23. to get hammered.’
24. ‘At last there's more to Calais than sozzled British daytrippers lugging around crates of cheap plonk.’
25. ‘Trapped in his hotel and suffering from severe jetlag
26. Bob takes refuge in the hotel bar and gets gently sozzled every night
27. killing time until he has to go back home to his stale marriage and whiny kids.’
28. ‘He had crammed revision in at the last possible minute and wasted most of his study leave going out with the mates and getting sozzled.’
29. ‘The minister also joined us at the bar and got sozzled.’
30. ‘Now here we were
31. sozzled
32. effortlessly riding above it all on the way to yet more beer.’
33. ‘I intend to be continuously sozzled through Christmas.’
34. ‘Now no one is now allowed on the grass and concentrating on the cricket is almost impossible as the sozzled Mexican-wavers leap up and down incessantly.’
35. ‘After half an hour of it
36. you were almost glad to be back in the company of sozzled aunties
37. joining in a spirited rendition of the hokey-cokey.’
38. ‘There can't be many better things than sitting in the middle of a crowd on a sunny day getting steadily sozzled.’
39. ‘The era of the sozzled old school hack is drawing to a close and
40. eventually
41. there may be no one around to raise a glass to it.’