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trolleyed

British  
/ ˈtrɒlɪd /

adjective

  1. slang drunk

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“For the past year or longer we’ve actually done some engineering on an overland haul-over type of a system where boats could be trolleyed over past the lock,” Stark said.

From Washington Times

“I’m being trolleyed on Twitter,” Edina whines to Saffron, clearly more concerned about her own reputation than the fate of a supermodel she was hoping to use as a cash cow for her PR business.

From Washington Post

After the final, as German fans trolleyed pints of Happy until the small hours, residents of Brussels complained to one policeman about the noise.

From The Guardian

James and Margaret had trolleyed over to see Roger and Helen from Glen Point, about three quarters of an hour's ride from Rosemont where the Mortons lived.

From Project Gutenberg

On the way back from Ossining, they trolleyed to Dobbs’ Ferry and visited the old Washington Headquarters there.

From Project Gutenberg