Drunk and Laced

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Drunk adjective - Being under the influence of alcohol.

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Laced and drunk are semantically related. in intoxicated by alcohol topic. In some cases you can use "Laced" instead an adjective "Drunk".

Nearby Words: drunken, drunkard

Laced adjective - Closed with a lace.

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Drunk and laced are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drunk" instead an adjective "Laced".

Nearby Words: lace, lacing, lacy

In one of the Bloody Jack books, Jacky Faber and one of her female friends fake being drunk in order to fool some guards into drinking some opium-laced liquor.

Source: Playing Drunk
Ray Charles's "Let's Go Get Stoned," while ostensibly about drowning one's sorrows in gin (at that time, "stoned" could mean "drunk" as well as "high"), is laced with references to marijuana — and accompanied by a gospel choir, humorously enough.

Source: Ode to Intoxication
Not So Above It All: Croft cracks a few jokes and, despite his straight-laced nature, gets drunk with the other soldiers on moonshine.

Source: Literature / The Naked and the Dead

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