inebriate
verb (used with object), in·e·bri·at·ed, in·e·bri·at·ing.
noun
adjective
Origin of inebriate
Synonym study
Related Words for inebriated
plastered, bombed, inebriate, intoxicated, smashed, wasted, loaded, high, tight, tipsy, boozyExamples from the Web for inebriated
Contemporary Examples of inebriated
Come inside the star-studded Globes after-parties, where inebriated A-listers mingle.
Partying With the Golden Globes Stars: Taylor Swift Cuts a Rug, Ben Affleck Holds Court, and MoreMarlow Stern
January 13, 2014
The variety of the deaths, and how many of them that group of inebriated people could remember.
But what seemed to upset Pastor the most was that Murray had taped Jackson without his knowledge in an “inebriated” state.
After the Glitter of Jackson Trial, Only Facts and Murray Sentence RemainAmy Ephron
November 30, 2011
The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star caused a tiny kerfuffle after his inebriated appearance on The View in 2006.
Ever seen two inebriated off-duty firemen at a local pub about to come to blows?
Historical Examples of inebriated
There is another specimen—a street row of inebriated bottles.
George CruikshankWilliam Makepeace Thackeray
They may be inebriated, or enough so to put them off their guard.
The Flag of DistressMayne Reid
With the assistance of a couple of men, the inebriated engineer was raised to his feet.
Captain CalamityRolf Bennett
They are getting merry, not to say jolly, but not at all inebriated.
Recollections of a PolicemanWilliam Russell (aka Thomas Waters)
The reader is not to understand that our guests were inebriated.
Tales of My Time, Vol. 1 (of 3)William Pitt Scargill