What is another word for liquored up?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈɪkəd ˈʌp], [ lˈɪkəd ˈʌp], [ l_ˈɪ_k_ə_d ˈʌ_p]
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Synonyms for Liquored up:
adj.
• drunk (adjective)- inebriated,
- glazed,
- crocked,
- muddled,
- groggy,
- stoned,
- under the influence,
- lit,
- Buzzed,
- lush,
- Bashed,
- flushed,
- plastered,
- laced.
- crapulous,
- half-seas over,
- crapulent,
- high as a kite,
- in,
- in one's cups,
- sodden,
- inebriate,
- besotted.
- three sheets to the wind,
- potted,
- juiced,
- befuddled,
- soused,
- looped,
- tipsy,
- tanked,
- plowed,
- stinko,
- stewed,
- fuddled,
- feeling no pain,
- pickled,
- totaled,
- drunk,
- seeing double,
- under the table,
- liquored up,
- boozed up,
- sloshed.
How to use "Liquored up" in context?
When you think about being "liquored up," you might think of partying hard and getting absolutely plastered. But what about enjoying a cocktail or two as part of a balanced lifestyle? In fact, a little liquor every now and then can actually be good for you. Here are five reasons to liquored up:
1. Liquor can be a source of comfort.
A lot of people find that when they're feeling down, a drink or two can help to take the edge off. A little bit of liquor can work as a natural antidepressant, helping you to relax and feel better about yourself.
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