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Sloshed (adj) means Very drunk. Example: “By midnight he was completely sloshed.”

adj
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Very drunk.
"By midnight he was completely sloshed."

How to use sloshed

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDrunk — an informal way to describe heavy intoxication.

When to use it

Casual slang, best kept to informal speech.

Common pairings
get sloshed totally sloshed
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Word forms

Comparative
more sloshed
Superlative
most sloshed
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By midnight he was completely _____.

Etymology

In the sense “drunk”, this usage dates from around 1946.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “sloshed” mean?
The word “sloshed” means very drunk. In plain terms, drunk — an informal way to describe heavy intoxication.
How do you pronounce “sloshed”?
“Sloshed” is pronounced SLOSHT (/ˈslɑʃt/ in IPA).
How do you use “sloshed” in a sentence?
Here is “sloshed” used in a sentence: “By midnight he was completely sloshed.”
What part of speech is “sloshed”?
“Sloshed” is an adjective.

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