half seas over

Drunk; intoxicated. The phrase likely alludes to the staggering gait of one who is drunk. Primarily heard in UK. Boy, you were really half seas over last night—how hungover do you feel this morning?

half seas over

fairly drunk. British informal , dated

The expression originally meant literally ‘halfway across the sea’, hence implying a condition halfway between sobriety and drunkenness.

词组	half seas over
释义	half seas over half seas over Drunk; intoxicated. The phrase likely alludes to the staggering gait of one who is drunk. Primarily heard in UK. Boy, you were really half seas over last night—how hungover do you feel this morning? See also: half, over, sea Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. half seas over fairly drunk. British informal , dated The expression originally meant literally ‘halfway across the sea’, hence implying a condition halfway between sobriety and drunkenness. See also: half, over, sea Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: elephant's trunk trunk glazed drunk get stupid drunk funky-drunk half under half-under crying drunk sprung elephants
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