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London centric I reckonChemist is the one I would use most regularly. To summarize, it's a shite list.
The lady was also saying how remarkable it is that so many of the words revel in the harm we are doing to ourselves.
I heard someone say (can't say who) that British people can basically take any noun or inanimate object, add "ED" on the end and it becomes a valid way to describe how drunk you were last night.
I got absolutely torque wrenched
I got absolutely xylophoned
I got absolutely peppermilled
I got absolutely microphoned
etc
I got DysonedI heard someone say (can't say who) that British people can basically take any noun or inanimate object, add "ED" on the end and it becomes a valid way to describe how drunk you were last night.
I got absolutely torque wrenched
I got absolutely xylophoned
I got absolutely peppermilled
I got absolutely microphoned
etc
BuckledFrom 'hammered' to 'bladdered', study finds Brits have 546 words for getting drunk
Have you ever found yourself cabbaged or owly-eyed?www.standard.co.uk
A German study has found that the Brits have 546 words for being drunk. Twatted, arseholed, shitfaced, bladdered, gazeboed, half cut and some more slightly dubious versions.
The whole list is in that article.
Buckled
First one I noticed wasn't thereChemist
I also thought of that but I don't use it my brother in law doesSpangled.
Good callI’m a big fan of Splatterday. Bet them German boffins haven’t included that one.
If I had a pub, I’d call it the Buckled Wheel.
Smashed, mortal, chemist, pissed, twatfaced, wankered, Mangled, Spangled, Cabbaged,Sloshed…