adjective
lashed
lasht
Lashed (adjective) means informal British slang for very drunk. Example: “He turned up to the party already completely lashed.”
adjective
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Informal British slang for very drunk.
"He turned up to the party already completely lashed."
"They got lashed on cheap wine and regretted it the next morning."
How to use lashed
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA casual, informal way of saying someone is extremely drunk.
When to use it
Informal British slang, common in casual speech rather than writing.
Common pairings
get lashed
totally lashed
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more lashed
- Superlative
- most lashed
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What does “lashed” mean?
The word “lashed” means informal British slang for very drunk. In plain terms, a casual, informal way of saying someone is extremely drunk.
How do you pronounce “lashed”?
“Lashed” is pronounced lasht (/læʃt/ in IPA).
How do you use “lashed” in a sentence?
Here is “lashed” used in a sentence: “He turned up to the party already completely lashed.”
What part of speech is “lashed”?
“Lashed” is an adjective.
