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pickled (to be) [adj]

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Meaning:
- drinking too much alcohol so you do unusual behavior.
- to be severely drunk.
Examples:
- He doesn’t remember what happened last night because he was pickled.
- I can’t believe how pickled I got last night at the concert.
- She was totally pickled after the wedding reception.
- I saw John last night at the bar, and he was pickled. I had to help him get home.
- He showed up pickled to the meeting, and it was a disaster.
- By the time the night was over, they were all pickled and had to be escorted home.
- That guy was pickled before the game even started.
- We went to that pub and before long, Mike was pickled! He couldn’t even remember what happened the next day.
- Don’t get pickled tonight, we have an early meeting tomorrow.
- She went to the party and came home pickled. I’m not sure how she managed to walk back!
- After that party, I was so pickled, I couldn’t even walk straight.
- He was completely pickled by the time we got to the bar.