merry
adjective (DRUNK) /ˈmer.i/Definition
› polite word for slightly drunk: You got a bit merry last night, didn't you Cath?Drunkenness and sobriety
(Definition of merry adjective (DRUNK) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a drop too much (to drink) idiom
- alcoholic noun
- alcoholism noun
- battered adjective (DRUNK)
- be as high as a kite idiom
- beer goggles noun
- binge drinking noun
- blasted adjective (DRUNK)
- bombed adjective
- inebriated adjective
- intoxicated adjective
- intoxicating adjective
- intoxication noun
- legless adjective
- sobriety noun (NOT DRUNK)
- soused adjective
- sozzled adjective
- squiffy adjective
- stewed adjective
- whacked adjective
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