Hammered and Sober

Hammered

Hammered adjective - Being under the influence of alcohol.
Usage example: college students regularly getting hammered at keggers

Sober is an antonym for hammered.

Nearby Words: hammer, hammering, hammerer

Sober

Sober adjective - Not having one's mind affected by alcohol.
Usage example: it's important to stay sober if you're going to be driving a car

Hammered is an antonym for sober in abstinent topic.

Nearby Words: soberly, soberness, sobering, sobered

Both words in one sentence

  • Discreet Drink Disposal In an episode of The Office (US), Karen pours shots into the trash while Andy and Jim drink them, leaving her sober and them hammered at the end of the evening.
  • Drunk on Milk It's only Yukiko, Rise and Teddie (the last of whom isn't human and could very well actually get drunk off nonalcoholic drinks) who get hammered, while everyone else is perfectly sober and wondering what happened to them.
    Source: Drunk on Milk
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