ebriated
ebriated adjective: inebriated; drunk. Also the simple past and past participle of ebriate.
Adjective
ebriated (comparative more ebriated, superlative most ebriated)
- inebriated; drunk.
- How Doctor Faustus Punished Some Ebriated Country-men, Who Made Too Much Noise.1826, Thomas Roscoe, The German Novelists: Introduction, page 348
- invidious and maybe embarrassing situation of the holder of the occasional licence having to forcibly remove an ebriated impresario, or even the owner of the premises himself, to save a contravention of this section.1952, The Police Journal - Volumes 25-26, page 202
- Synonyms:
- drunk
Also used as
ebriated is also the simple past and past participle of ebriate.
Synonyms of ebriated
Forms of ebriated
| comparative | more ebriated |
|---|---|
| superlative | most ebriated |
Questions about ebriated
- What does ebriated mean?
- Ebriated means inebriated; drunk.
- What part of speech is ebriated?
- Ebriated is an adjective.
Words near ebriated in the dictionary
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