Liquored Meaning in English

word · lemma: liquor

US

ˈɫɪkɝ

LIK-erd

UK

lˈɪkəd

LIK-uhd

Definition

Having drunk alcoholic liquor, especially to the point of being drunk. Refers to someone under the influence of alcohol.

Usage & Nuances

Informal and somewhat old-fashioned; used mostly in spoken or literary English. Common phrases include 'liquored up' (especially drunk). Usually refers specifically to hard liquor, not just any alcohol. Not used for wine or beer alone.

• Spanish: borracho - embriagado (por licor)
• Portuguese (BR): bêbado (por bebida alcoólica) - alcoolizado
• Portuguese (PT): bêbado (pelo consumo de álcool) - alcoolizado
• Chinese (Simplified): 喝醉了（因烈酒）
• Chinese (Traditional): 喝醉了（因烈酒）
• Hindi: शराबी - शराब पीकर नशे में
• Arabic: ثمل (من الكحول) - مخمور
• Bengali: মদ্যপ - মদে চুর
• Russian: напитый (крепким алкоголем) - пьяный (от крепких напитков)
• Japanese: 酒に酔った - 強い酒で酔った
• Vietnamese: say rượu (rượu mạnh) - chếnh choáng (do rượu mạnh)
• Korean: 술에 취한 (독한 술)
• Turkish: içkiyi fazla kaçırmış - sert içkiden sarhoş
• Urdu: شراب پی کر مدہوش - تیز شراب نوش
• Indonesian: mabuk (minuman keras) - teler (minuman keras)

Example Sentences

He got liquored at the party last night.

basic

After just a few drinks, she was already liquored.

basic

Some people get liquored very quickly.

basic

He walked in all liquored and started singing loudly.

natural

She always gets liquored before telling embarrassing stories.

natural

By midnight, half the guests were totally liquored.

natural