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pilled-up

pilled-up adjective: intoxicated on pills.

Adjective

pilled-up (comparative more pilled-up, superlative most pilled-up)

  1. (slang) Intoxicated on pills.
    • The truth is, Johnny wrote that song, while pilled up and drunk, about a certain private female body part.2007, Vivian Cash, I Walked the Line: My Life with Johnny, Simon and Schuster, →ISBN, page 294
    • People are amazed I didn’t say anything to Elvis but what would I have said? ‘Hey, you’re as pilled up as me’?”2024 March 4, Garth Cartwright, “‘Elvis was as pilled up as me!’ Dan Penn on writing hits for Aretha, Otis, Dolly and more”, in The Guardian, →ISSN
    Synonyms:
    pilled

Synonyms of pilled-up

Forms of pilled-up

comparativemore pilled-up
superlativemost pilled-up
alternative formpilled up

Questions about pilled-up

What does pilled-up mean?
Pilled-up means intoxicated on pills.
What part of speech is pilled-up?
Pilled-up is an adjective.

Words near pilled-up in the dictionary

  1. pillbugs
  2. Pille
  3. pilled
  4. pilled out
  5. pilled up
  6. pilled-up
  7. Pillen
  8. piller
  9. pillers
  10. pillery
  11. Pilles

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