sloshed, ppl. a. slang.
(slɒʃt)
[f. slosh v.1 + -ed1.]
Drunk, tipsy. Also absol.
| 1946 Word Study May 3/1 Synonyms for drunk now current in England..tiddley, oiled or well oiled, sloshed. 1952 ‘R. Gordon’ Doctor in House xi. 120 Tony, you're sloshed already. 1966 L. Southworth Felon in Disguise viii. 118 The D.S.O. was due to an overdose of Italian vino. I was too sloshed to care. 1978 R. Ludlum Holcroft Covenant iii. 41 They drank a great deal... They appeared quite sloshed. 1979 Logophile III. ii. 17/1 It started as a pub game, played for the amusement of the slightly sloshed. |