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drunk with the flies

drunk with the flies is the past participle of drink with the flies.

Meaning of drink with the flies

Verb

drink with the flies (third-person singular simple present drinks with the flies, present participle drinking with the flies, simple past drank with the flies, past participle drunk with the flies)

  1. (Australia, idiomatic) To drink alcohol while alone.

Questions about drunk with the flies

What is drunk with the flies the past participle of?
Drunk with the flies is the past participle of drink with the flies.

Words near drunk with the flies in the dictionary

  1. drunk the Kool Aid
  2. drunk the Kool-Aid
  3. drunk to
  4. drunk under
  5. drunk up
  6. drunk with the flies
  7. drunk words are sober thoughts
  8. drunk-driving
  9. drunkalog
  10. drunkalogs
  11. drunkalogue

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