Sauced Meaning in English
word · lemma: sauce
ˈsɔs
SAWST
sˈɔːst
SAWST
Definition
'Sauced' means covered or served with a sauce (food). Informally or in slang, it also means drunk or intoxicated.
Usage & Nuances
'Sauced' is used formally for food (e.g., 'sauced chicken'), but as slang, it means drunk—mostly in informal or humorous settings. Less common than 'drunk' or 'wasted'. Make sure to use the slang only in casual speech.
Spanish: con salsa - borracho (jerga)Portuguese (BR): com molho - bêbado (gíria)Portuguese (PT): com molho - bêbado (gíria)Chinese (Simplified): 加了酱的 - 喝醉的（俚语）Chinese (Traditional): 加了醬的 - 喝醉的（俚語）Hindi: सॉस डाला हुआ - नशे में (स्लैंग)Arabic: مع صلصة - سكران (عامية)Bengali: সস লাগানো - নেশাগ্রস্ত (স্ল্যাং)Russian: полит соусом - выпивший (разговорное)Japanese: ソースがかかった - 酔っ払った（スラング）Vietnamese: rưới sốt - say (thông tục)Korean: 소스를 뿌린 - 취한 (속어)Turkish: soslu - sarhoş (argo)Urdu: چٹنی لگا ہوا - نشے میں (سلینگ)Indonesian: diberi saus - mabuk (slang)
Example Sentences
The steak was sauced with peppercorn gravy.
basic
The pasta is best sauced lightly with olive oil.
basic
Is the chicken already sauced or plain?
basic
After those drinks, he was totally sauced last night.
natural
Careful, you don't want to get too sauced at the party.
natural
He walked in all sauced and singing loudly.
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