adj Uncommon

plastered

Plastered (adj) means Coated in plaster. Example: “The plastered walls were ready for painting.”

adj

Coated in plaster.

"The plastered walls were ready for painting."

Very drunk.

"By midnight he was completely plastered."

How to use plastered

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishCovered in plaster, or (informally) extremely drunk.

When to use it

The "very drunk" sense is informal slang, common in British English.

Common pairings

get plastered plastered walls

more plastered comparative, most plastered superlative

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What does “plastered” mean?

The word “plastered” means coated in plaster. In plain terms, covered in plaster, or (informally) extremely drunk.

How do you use “plastered” in a sentence?

Here is “plastered” used in a sentence: “The plastered walls were ready for painting.”

What part of speech is “plastered”?

“Plastered” is an adjective.

Is “plastered” a common word?

“Plastered” is an uncommon word in modern English.

How many meanings does “plastered” have?

“Plastered” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: coated in plaster.