belt

Related to belt: Belt drive

belt

1. noun, slang A heavy strike or blow, especially with the fist. I gave the guy a belt to the jaw after he started insulting my mother.
2. noun, slang A serving of liquor. Gimme a belt of whiskey, Tom.
3. verb, slang To deliver someone a very heavy blow or strike. She belted me right on the side of the head.
4. verb, slang To drink something, especially alcohol, very quickly or in one gulp. He belted down the glass of scotch and immediately poured himself another.
5. verb, slang To move at a very fast speed, especially in a reckless or dangerous manner. The maniac was arrested after belting along the freeway at nearly 160 miles an hour. Just then I saw Sarah belting down the hallway.

belted

Intoxicated, either by drugs or alcohol. Do you remember last night at the bar at all? You were totally belted! A: "Are those guys totally belted?" B: "Probably, they reek of weed."
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

belt

1. n. a blow with the fist or hand. Quiet or I’ll give you a belt in the chops.
2. tv. to strike someone. Quiet or I’ll belt you one!
3. n. a kick or a thrill. We all got quite a belt from your jokes.
4. n. the rush or jolt from an injection of a drug. (Drugs.) This stuff has one hell of a belt.
5. n. an injection of a drug. (Drugs.) I could use a belt of smack to hold off the pain.
6. n. a swallow of liquor. Three more quick belts and he was ready to sit down and talk.
7. tv. to drink (something). (see also belt the grape.) He belted his drink and asked for another.

belted

mod. alcohol or drug intoxicated. We were belted out of our minds.
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McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See:
  • a notch in (someone's) belt
  • a notch on (someone's) belt
  • be below the belt
  • below the belt
  • below the belt, hit
  • belt
  • belt a drink down
  • belt and braces
  • belt down
  • belt down (something or someone)
  • belt out
  • belt the grape
  • belt up
  • belted
  • Bible belt
  • borscht belt
  • buckle up
  • get (something) under (one's) belt
  • have (something) under (one's) belt
  • hit (one) below the belt
  • hit below the belt
  • hit someone below the belt
  • pull (one's) belt in (a notch (or two))
  • pull in (one's) belt (a notch (or two))
  • pull one’s belt in
  • pull one’s belt in a notch
  • rust belt
  • sun belt
  • take (one's) belt in (a notch (or two))
  • take belt in
  • take in (one's) belt (a notch (or two))
  • take one’s belt in
  • take one’s belt in a notch
  • the Bible Belt
  • the Rust Belt
  • the Sun Belt
  • tighten (one's) belt
  • tighten belt
  • tighten one’s belt
  • tighten one's belt
  • tighten one's belt, to
  • tighten your belt
  • under (one's) belt
  • under belt
  • under one's belt
  • under your belt
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PS12, Warehouse ASOS DESIGN CHAIN AND RING WAIST AND HIP BELT: Go bold in zebra print with this belt, which can be worn on your hips or waist.
Andrew Dyson won the silver medal in men's coloured belt patterns, while Hayley Milthorpe got the silver medals in women's white to orange belt patterns and women's coloured belt point-stop sparring.
These athletes will participate in running events across 44 Belt and Road markets within a 90-day period.
You must keep It in mind that this should go along with your belt head and its holes.
Sensors send signals with differing values to process control that identify whether the belt is traveling in the center, or is moving increasingly to the left or to the right.
The form and temperature plays a critical role in the proper selection of belt type and style.
Among the Latvian respondents, 35 per cent always wear seat belts when travelling on a bus, 30 per cent mostly choose to fasten their seat belts in buses, 20 per cent do it rarely, and 15 per cent never use seat belts in buses.
Conveyor belt market is fragmented and dominated by regional players that constitute major portion of the global market share.
Many modern holsters are modular and sold with both mounting options: a belt loop attachment and a paddle.
The standard hardness of the Sanfor belt is 38 SH and depending on customer needs, a "harder" version is available, furthermore since the rubber compound is manufactured inside A.Piovan factory, they can customize it to the customers' needs.
Each surrogate was restrained with a 3-point standard belt with and without a single-stage-inflator airbag.
"Fashion brands usually consider the belt as an additional item in their range and never put the focus on it.
The Silk Road economic belt can be fully compatible with the Customs Union, Eurasian Economic Community and other regional and integration mechanisms, Economy Minister of Kyrgyzstan Temir Sariyev said at the opening of the International Economic Forum in Cholpon-Ata on August 18, reports Tazabek.
Key statement: A pneumatic tire having a belt structure includes: a first belt layer; a second belt layer in a radially inner position with respect to the first belt layer, a third belt layer in a radially inner position with respect to the first and second belt layers, each belt layer including a plurality of elongated reinforcing elements disposed at a first, second and third belt angle, respectively.