jober as a sudge

(as) jober as a sudge

A humorous misstatement of the expression "as sober as a judge" intended to sound like it was pronounced by a drunk person. The phrase is often used to imply that someone is not sober. Oh yeah, she's as jober as a sudge—I mean, she's up on the stage doing karaoke right now!
See also: jober, sudge
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

jober as a sudge

verb
See as jober as a sudge
See also: jober, sudge
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • (as) jober as a sudge
  • as jober as a sudge
  • jober
  • sudge
  • sold cober
  • (Don't ask me,) I just work here.
  • (Don't ask me,) I only work here.
  • checks notes
  • GMTA
  • forgeddaboudit
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Last Thursday we went to Jober as a Sudge, an event hosted by L&H, one of the oldest and most famous societies in UCD.
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