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Brahms and Liszt

Brahms and Liszt adjective: pissed, drunk.

Adjective

Brahms and Liszt (not comparable)

  1. (Cockney, slang) Pissed, drunk.
    Synonyms:
    drunk

Synonyms of Brahms and Liszt

Questions about Brahms and Liszt

What does Brahms and Liszt mean?
Brahms and Liszt means pissed, drunk.
What part of speech is Brahms and Liszt?
Brahms and Liszt is an adjective.

Words near Brahms and Liszt in the dictionary

  1. Brahmoist
  2. Brahmoists
  3. Brahmos
  4. brahmoside
  5. Brahms
  6. Brahms and Liszt
  7. Brahmsian
  8. Brahmsite
  9. Brahmsites
  10. brahs
  11. Brahui

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