Synonyms and antonyms of Drunk in American Thesaurus

drunk (adjective)

unable to control your actions or behavior because you have drunk too much alcohol

drunken (adjective)

a drunken person is drunk. This word shows that you do not like people being drunk.

hard-drinking (adjective)

spending a lot of time drinking alcohol

hungover (adjective)

tired and sick in the morning because you drank too much alcohol the night before

alcoholic (adjective)

affected by alcoholism

intoxicated (adjective)

formal drunk

inebriated (adjective)

formal drunk

wasted (adjective)

informal someone who is wasted is very drunk or has taken a lot of drugs

hammered (adjective)

very informal completely drunk

blitzed (adjective)

informal drunk

babalaas (adjective)

South Africaninformal suffering from the effects of drinking too much alcohol

bibulous (adjective)

humorous a bibulous person enjoys drinking a lot of alcohol

blind drunk ()

extremely drunk

blotto (adjective)

spoken very drunk

bombed-out (adjective)

very informal strongly affected by alcohol or drugs

boozy (adjective)

informal containing alcohol, drinking a lot of alcohol, or showing the effects of alcohol

buzz (noun)

informal a pleasant feeling of being slightly drunk

crocked (adjective)

Americaninformal drunk

drunk as a skunk ()

very drunk

drunken (adjective)

involving or caused by someone being drunk

far gone (adjective)

informal extremely drunk, sick, or crazy

gone (adjective)

informal no longer able to behave or think normally, usually because of alcohol or drugs

intemperate (adjective)

formal tending to drink too much alcohol

in your cups ()

drunk

juiced (adjective)

Americaninformal old-fashioned drunk

legless (adjective)

Britishinformal very drunk

loaded (adjective)

very informal extremely drunk

merry (adjective)

Britishinformal slightly drunk

off the wagon ()

drinking alcohol again after not drinking for a period of time

out of it ()

not conscious of what is happening, especially because you are drunk or have taken drugs

pickled (adjective)

informal old-fashioned drunk

pie-eyed (adjective)

informal old-fashioned very drunk

pissed (adjective)

impoliteBritish drunk

plastered (adjective)

informal very drunk

sloshed (adjective)

informal very drunk

smashed (adjective)

informal extremely drunk

soused (adjective)

mainly Britishinformal very drunk

stewed (adjective)

very informal drunk

stoned (adjective)

informal old-fashioned very drunk

stonkered (adjective)

Australianinformal extremely drunk

tanked (adjective)

Americanvery informal extremely drunk

three sheets to the wind ()

drunk

tight (adjective)

informal old-fashioned drunk

tipsy (adjective)

informal slightly drunk

trashed (adjective)

very informal very drunk

under the influence ()

drunk

well-oiled (adjective)

informalBritish drunk

whacked out (British)

Britishinformal not thinking clearly or behaving normally because of alcohol or drugs

wrecked (adjective)

informal very drunk