maggotty

maggoty

slang Extremely drunk. Martin brought a huge bottle of whiskey with him for us to pass around, and we were all positively maggoty by the end of the evening.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

maggot(t)y

mod. alcohol intoxicated; very drunk. (A play on rotten.) Rotten, hell. They were absolutely maggotty!

maggoty

verb
See maggotty
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • maggoty
  • tornado juice
  • popskull
  • shoe polish
  • Banbury
  • Banbury story
  • Banbury story of a cock and a bull
  • Banbury tale
  • pull
  • pull (one's) punches
References in classic literature
Maggotty, my dear Ribby: he is a Pie himself, he will certainly understand."
The patty-pan was under the pump, where Dr Maggotty had considerately left it.
Original Peter Rabbit Books
With his short, humiliated legs, his little beard and great eyes, Uncle Braun was ordered by irrational decree to leave wife and child to eat maggotty pork in the Czar's army.
The Old System
It spends the first two years of its life developing underground as a sort of maggotty mush and, as a result, doesn't have a clue how to use its legs or which way is up.
Evolution is a bug's game
The stagnant water seeps down my back and a strange maggotty thing attaches itself to my hand.
DIVING RANGE; EXCLUSIVE We take the plunge as freed Golf Ball One hero returns