adjective
Uncommon
slaughtered
Slaughtered (adjective) means Extremely drunk (informal). Example: “By the end of the party he was completely slaughtered.”
adjective
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Extremely drunk (informal).
"By the end of the party he was completely slaughtered."
How to use slaughtered
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA slang way of saying very drunk.
When to use it
Informal slang, common in British English.
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- Comparative
- more slaughtered
- Superlative
- most slaughtered
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What does “slaughtered” mean?
The word “slaughtered” means extremely drunk (informal). In plain terms, a slang way of saying very drunk.
How do you use “slaughtered” in a sentence?
Here is “slaughtered” used in a sentence: “By the end of the party he was completely slaughtered.”
What part of speech is “slaughtered”?
“Slaughtered” is an adjective.
Is “slaughtered” a common word?
“Slaughtered” is an uncommon word in modern English.
