adjective
ratted
Ratted (adjective) means British slang for extremely drunk. Example: “He got completely ratted at the wedding and lost his shoes.”
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British slang for extremely drunk.
"He got completely ratted at the wedding and lost his shoes."
How to use ratted
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishVery drunk — informal British slang.
When to use it
Informal British slang; avoid in formal writing.
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more ratted
- Superlative
- most ratted
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Etymology
A shortened form of the slang phrase "rat-arsed."
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What does “ratted” mean?
The word “ratted” means british slang for extremely drunk. In plain terms, very drunk — informal British slang.
How do you use “ratted” in a sentence?
Here is “ratted” used in a sentence: “He got completely ratted at the wedding and lost his shoes.”
What part of speech is “ratted”?
“Ratted” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of ratted?
"ratted" (adjective) means british slang for extremely drunk.
