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Mozart and Liszt

Mozart and Liszt adjective: pissed, drunk.

Adjective

Mozart and Liszt (not comparable)

  1. (Cockney, slang) Pissed, drunk.
    • Then I took them to the pub, where they both got Mozart and Liszt on gin-and-limes.1979, Maureen Gregson, Hanover Street, page 48
    Synonyms:
    drunk

Synonyms of Mozart and Liszt

Forms of Mozart and Liszt

alternative formBrahms and Liszt

Questions about Mozart and Liszt

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

Words near Mozart and Liszt in the dictionary

  1. Mozarabites
  2. Mozarabs
  3. mozarkite
  4. MOzarks
  5. Mozart
  6. Mozart and Liszt
  7. Mozart ball
  8. Mozart balls
  9. Mozart effect
  10. Mozartean
  11. Mozarteans

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