blissed up
blissed up adjective: filled with or experiencing bliss.
Adjective
blissed up (comparative more blissed up, superlative most blissed up)
- Filled with or experiencing bliss.
- As far as I was concerned, bliss mods were bad enough when I was on them too, always leaving a weird moody aftertaste, like crashing after a sugar high. Staying cold sober while the rest of them blissed up?2008, Robin Wasserman, Skinned
- I pushed the thought of my mom out of my mind and reflected on my first sexual contact with George. Oh my God, I just couldn't relive it enough. I was totally blissed up.2011, Marge McFarlane, Revelations
Forms of blissed up
| comparative | more blissed up |
|---|---|
| superlative | most blissed up |
Questions about blissed up
- What does blissed up mean?
- Blissed up means filled with or experiencing bliss.
- What part of speech is blissed up?
- Blissed up is an adjective.
Words near blissed up in the dictionary
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