slugged up

1. slang Drunk. From his smell to his stagger, I could tell the old man was already slugged up.

2. slang Wearing dental grills, especially ones made of gold or embedded with diamonds. Our son idolizes those rap stars who think being tattooed and slugged up is an attractive look.

slugged

mod. alcohol intoxicated. I’m slugged—skunked, you know, corned. And I think I am going to sick up. Ted realized that he was slugged out of his mind, but tried to get the bartender to serve him another drink.

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释义	slugged up slugged up 1. slang Drunk. From his smell to his stagger, I could tell the old man was already slugged up. 2. slang Wearing dental grills, especially ones made of gold or embedded with diamonds. Our son idolizes those rap stars who think being tattooed and slugged up is an attractive look. See also: slug, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. slugged mod. alcohol intoxicated. I’m slugged—skunked, you know, corned. And I think I am going to sick up. Ted realized that he was slugged out of his mind, but tried to get the bartender to serve him another drink. See also: slug McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: slugged honk honked honking flash flash on flashing juice blimp blimp out References in periodicals archive If black powder is the propellant, then a soft cast bullet even several thousandths undersize will be "slugged up" by the powder's explosive force and fit the barrel. Slugging barrels: size does matter
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