blewed
blewed adjective: drunk. Also the past tense of blow.
Adjective
blewed (comparative more blewed, superlative most blewed)
- Drunk.
- "Oh, he's likely blewed, slewed, and tipsy."
"What?"
"Drunk. That's my guess."2022, Arthur Slade, Mission Clockwork Boxed Set
- "Oh, he's likely blewed, slewed, and tipsy."
Also used as
blewed is also the past tense of blow.
Forms of blewed
| comparative | more blewed |
|---|---|
| superlative | most blewed |
| alternative form | blue |
| alternative form | blued |
Questions about blewed
- What does blewed mean?
- Blewed means drunk.
- What part of speech is blewed?
- Blewed is an adjective.
Words near blewed in the dictionary
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