pigeon-eyed

slang Very drunk, especially to such a degree that one's senses have been heavily affected. He just sat at the bar for the whole night getting pigeon-eyed. Working in a 24-hour fast food restaurant in the middle of the city, you get pretty used to pigeon-eyed idiots coming in at all hours of the evening looking for junk food.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

pigeon-eyed

mod. alcohol intoxicated. Who is that pigeon-eyed guy over there who is having such a hard time standing up?

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

cross-eyed drunk
crosseyed
be pie-eyed
be somebody's pigeon
be someone's pigeon
be (one's) pigeon
pigeon
pie-eyed
eyed
the red mist descends

词组	pigeon-eyed
释义	pigeon-eyed pigeon-eyed slang Very drunk, especially to such a degree that one's senses have been heavily affected. He just sat at the bar for the whole night getting pigeon-eyed. Working in a 24-hour fast food restaurant in the middle of the city, you get pretty used to pigeon-eyed idiots coming in at all hours of the evening looking for junk food. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. pigeon-eyed mod. alcohol intoxicated. Who is that pigeon-eyed guy over there who is having such a hard time standing up? McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: cross-eyed drunk crosseyed be pie-eyed be somebody's pigeon be someone's pigeon be (one's) pigeon pigeon pie-eyed eyed the red mist descends
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