Synonyms of juiced

adjectiveDrunk.

• Adrian Quist AustraliaPissed (drunk).
• adrip US
• aled upDrunk.
• all mops and broomsIntoxicated; drunk.
• arseholedDrunk.
• a sheet in the windDrunk.
• a sheet in the wind's eyeDrunk.
• bedrunkenDrunken, drunk.
• befuddledDrunk.
• beliquoredDrunken.
• besottedIntoxicated, drunk.
• besotten
• bevviedDrunk.
• bibaciousAddicted to drinking alcohol; alcoholic.
• bibulousGiven to or marked by the consumption of alcoholic drink.
• binned
• bingoedDrunk.
• bladdered
• blasted
• blewedDrunk.
• blind
• blind drunkExtremely drunk.
• blitzedDrunk; wasted.
• blocked Ireland
• blooteredDrunk.
• blottoedBlotto; drunk.
• blue
• bollocksed
• bombedIntoxicated; drunk or high.
• boozy
• boskyDrunk; inebriated.
• bottled
• Brahms slangPissed, drunk.
• Brahms and Liszt slangPissed, drunk.
• budgyDrunk.
• bungalowed
• burlin' dialectalDrunk, intoxicated.
• canned
• clobbered USDrunk.
• corned
• cockedDrunk.
• cockeyedDrunk.
• crapulousSurcharged with liquor; sick from excessive indulgence in drinking or eating.
• crocked
• cunted
• cutIntoxicated as a result of drugs or alcohol.
• dead drunkDrunk to the point of unconsciousness.
• destroyed
• disguised
• drunk
• drunk as a piperThoroughly drunk.
• drunked upDrunk.
• drunken
• ebriatedInebriated; drunk.
• ebrioseInebriated; drunk.
• elephant's slangDrunk (intoxicated with alcohol).
• elephant's trunk slang
• elevated
• faced
• fershnickeredIntoxicated by alcohol or drugs.
• floored
• flush
• flushedRed in the face because of embarrassment, exertion, etc.
• flustered
• fluted IrelandDrunk; intoxicated.
• fluthered IrelandVery drunk.
• feeling no pain euphemisticDrunk.
• fou ScotlandDrunk.
• four sheets in the windDrunk.
• fresh
• friedDrunk; under the influence of alcohol.
• frosted
• fuckered up
• fuckfaced
• fuddled
• full Australia
• fuzzy-headed
• fuzzy-mindedSynonym of fuzzy-headed: characterized by vague or confused thinking, dull-witted.
• gassed
• gatteredDrunk.
• gee-eyed Ireland, slangVery drunk.
• gesuipDrunk.
• gishedDrunk.
• groggy
• half polluted IrelandDrunk.
• half cutRather drunk.
• half litDrunk.
• half seas over slangSlightly drunk, or, possibly in meiosis, very drunk.
• hammered
• have drink takenTo be (extremely) drunk.
• have the sun in one's eyes
• hazed Australia
• high as a Georgia pine
• high as a kiteVery much under the influence of drugs; extremely high.
• hog-whimperingExtremely drunk, to the point of incoherence.
• honkersDrunk.
• hooched upDrunk.
• hootedDrunk.
• hoovered
• hosed
• impaired
• in liquorIntoxicated with alcohol.
• in one's cupsDrunk; in the act of consuming alcohol liberally.
• in the bag
• inebriateIntoxicated; drunk.
• inebriatedBehaving as though affected by alcohol including exhilaration, and a dumbed or stupefied manner.
• insoberLacking sobriety; drunk.
• inter poculaBetween alcoholic drinks; during a drinking session.
• jakedDrunk, intoxicated.
• jarred
• juiced upSynonym of juiced (“drunk”).
• kayliedExtremely drunk.
• kettledDrunk.
• kisky slangDrunk.
• lamped IrelandExtremely drunk.
• langered Ireland, dialectalExtremely drunk.
• langers Ireland, dialectal
• larrupedDrunk; inebriated.
• lash British, slangDrunk.
• lashed British, slangDrunk.