spifflicated

spif(f)licate

1. To destroy or annihilate someone or something. Often used humorously. Primarily heard in UK. A: "We get so many gnats and mosquitos here in the summer." B: "Don't worry. I bought a bug zapper to spifflicate the little pests!" The child behind me was screaming and kicking my chair for the entire flight. I was ready to spiflicate him by the time we landed!
2. dated To cause one to be drunk. Used especially in passive constructions. Primarily heard in US. We had so many bottles of wine with lunch that we were all properly spiflicated by the time we finished eating. I'll come with you for a pint or two, but I don't want to get spifflicated.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

spifflicated

and spificated (ˈspɪf(l)əkedəd)
mod. alcohol intoxicated. Mrs. Wilmington-Thorpe drank champagne until she was nearly spifflicated.
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • spif(f)licate
  • spificated
  • (someone's or something's) days are numbered
  • (someone or something) rides again
  • fly around
  • a right one
  • this just in
  • as you do
  • believe it or not
  • bion
References in classic literature
He gets spifflicated. At first when we go out he's as shy as the man on the steamer who would rather play pedro when they make 'em all jackpots.
The Four Million