plastered
/ˈplæstərd/
adjective
- Very drunk.
- They got plastered at the party and had to take a taxi home.
- I've never seen her so plastered — she could barely stand.
- After three beers, he was completely plastered.
- Covered or coated with a layer of plaster or a similar substance.
- The wall was plastered and ready for painting.
- The old ceiling was plastered with a rough texture.
- His boots were plastered with mud after the hike.
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verb
- Past tense and past participle of plaster: to cover or coat with plaster or a similar substance.
- They plastered the entire living room ceiling last weekend.
- She plastered the crack in the wall with spackle.
- He plastered the poster onto the bulletin board.