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under the mahogany

under the mahogany adjective: drunk, intoxicated.

Adjective

under the mahogany (comparative more under the mahogany, superlative most under the mahogany)

  1. (idiomatic) Drunk, intoxicated.

Synonyms of under the mahogany

Forms of under the mahogany

comparativemore under the mahogany
superlativemost under the mahogany

Questions about under the mahogany

What does under the mahogany mean?
Under the mahogany means drunk, intoxicated.
What part of speech is under the mahogany?
Under the mahogany is an adjective.

Words near under the mahogany in the dictionary

  1. under the jail
  2. under the knife
  3. under the lee
  4. under the loupe
  5. under the magnifying glass
  6. under the mahogany
  7. under the microscope
  8. under the plough
  9. under the pump
  10. under the radar
  11. under the rose

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