fou
fou adjective: drunk.
Adjective
fou (comparative more fou, superlative most fou)
- Drunk.
- Shand's father had missed the whole thing — getting fou in the pub, more than likely—but his mum had been there, in her best green twinset, her court shoes polished to a shine as high as Shand's.2022, Liam McIlvanney, The Heretic, page 110
Synonyms of fou
- Adrian Quist
- adrip
- aled up
- all mops and brooms
- arseholed
- a sheet in the wind
- a sheet in the wind's eye
- bedrunken
- befuddled
- beliquored
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Forms of fou
| comparative | more fou |
|---|---|
| superlative | most fou |
Origin of fou
Borrowed from Scots fou. Compare full, a doublet.
Questions about fou
- What does fou mean?
- Fou means drunk.
- What part of speech is fou?
- Fou is an adjective.
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