drunk
/drʌŋk/
adjective
- Affected by alcohol to the point of losing control over one's actions or speech.
- The police arrested a drunk driver who was swerving across the road.
- She got drunk at the party and couldn't remember how she got home.
- After just two glasses of wine, he was already feeling drunk.
- Strongly affected by a powerful emotion or experience.
- He was drunk with joy after winning the championship.
- She felt drunk with power after being promoted to CEO.
- The crowd was drunk on the energy of the live concert.
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verb
- Past participle of drink: to have swallowed liquid.
- By the end of the hike, she had drunk three bottles of water.
- The cat had drunk from the puddle in the driveway.
- He had drunk all the milk before breakfast.
noun
- A person who is habitually drunk or is currently drunk.
- The bar had to call security to remove a loud drunk who was causing trouble.
- She felt sorry for the old drunk who spent all his money on alcohol.
- A drunk was lying on the park bench, muttering to himself.