adj
clobbered
Clobbered (adj) means british slang for very drunk. Example: “By midnight he was completely clobbered.”
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British slang for very drunk.
"By midnight he was completely clobbered."
How to Use Clobbered
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishVery drunk — informal British slang.
When to use it
Casual slang, best kept out of formal writing.
Word Forms
more clobbered comparative, most clobbered superlative
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What does “clobbered” mean?
The word “clobbered” means british slang for very drunk. In plain terms, very drunk — informal British slang.
How do you use “clobbered” in a sentence?
Here is “clobbered” used in a sentence: “By midnight he was completely clobbered.”
What part of speech is “clobbered”?
“Clobbered” is an adjective.