Drunk and Fried

Drunk

Drunk adjective - Being under the influence of alcohol.
Usage example: several wedding guests who got a little drunk

Fried and drunk are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fried" instead an adjective "Drunk".

Nearby Words: drunken, drunkard

Fried

Fried adjective - Being under the influence of alcohol.
Usage example: grew up in a family in which Dad got fried on every weekend and holiday

Drunk and fried are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drunk" instead an adjective "Fried".

Nearby Words: fry, frier

Both words in one sentence

  • Deep-Fried Whatever Sookie's husband Jackson deep-fried the turkey, then got drunk and began deep frying other things.
  • Masochist's Meal His crewmate Armold Rimmer once eats a Lister special sandwich (three fried eggs in strong vindaloo sauce) when drunk, and loves it.
  • They speak very fast, overpronounce the letter "r" (sometimes substituting the L sound with it), say "hijoerdiablo" every three phrases, curse as drunk pirates, and love their fried fish.
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