under the affluence of incohol

A humorous and deliberate spoonerism of the standard phrase "under the influence of alcohol," meaning alcohol intoxicated. It wasn't my proudest moment, but then everyone there was under the affluence of incohol, if you catch my drift.

under the affluence of incohol

mod. alcohol intoxicated. (A deliberate spoonerism on under the influence of alcohol.) You are very, very much under the affluence of incohol, as you have so aptly put it.

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

See also:

under the influence of alcohol
drunk as a fiddler
fiddler
groggery
liquor
can't hold (one's) drink
loaded
smash the teapot
a good drunk
alcohol

References in periodicals archive

We don't need to go into detail, but Keith was there to prevent me edificeering whilst under the affluence of incohol. Climbing buildings was OK sober, but he quite rightly talked me off ledges when I had had a pint or three.

Harmonica music of a distant past

1 Rewrite soberly this 1950s anonymous/inebriated version of a well-known C19th poem: Starkle, starkle little, twink,/Who the hell you are, I think./ I'm not under the affluence of incohol,/ Like some tinkle peep I are.

QUIZOPEDIA

Afterwards my pal Sally was under the affluence of incohol and stumbled up to Clive to ask if she could borrow a tenner to buy her pal a drink - surprisingly, he gave her cash and then she kept the change!

Alison's Diary

I OVERHEARD one woman telling another: "My husband came back last night under the affluence of incohol".

Dear Jo: Readers' letters

On Boxing Day Jan was telling us with considerable relish how she got a little under the affluence of incohol one night and fell into a puddle.

The truth, the whole truth and just one or two flourishes ..

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释义	under the affluence of incohol under the affluence of incohol A humorous and deliberate spoonerism of the standard phrase "under the influence of alcohol," meaning alcohol intoxicated. It wasn't my proudest moment, but then everyone there was under the affluence of incohol, if you catch my drift. See also: of Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. under the affluence of incohol mod. alcohol intoxicated. (A deliberate spoonerism on under the influence of alcohol.) You are very, very much under the affluence of incohol, as you have so aptly put it. See also: of McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: under the influence of alcohol drunk as a fiddler fiddler groggery liquor can't hold (one's) drink loaded smash the teapot a good drunk alcohol References in periodicals archive We don't need to go into detail, but Keith was there to prevent me edificeering whilst under the affluence of incohol. Climbing buildings was OK sober, but he quite rightly talked me off ledges when I had had a pint or three. Harmonica music of a distant past 1 Rewrite soberly this 1950s anonymous/inebriated version of a well-known C19th poem: Starkle, starkle little, twink,/Who the hell you are, I think./ I'm not under the affluence of incohol,/ Like some tinkle peep I are. QUIZOPEDIA Afterwards my pal Sally was under the affluence of incohol and stumbled up to Clive to ask if she could borrow a tenner to buy her pal a drink - surprisingly, he gave her cash and then she kept the change! Alison's Diary I OVERHEARD one woman telling another: "My husband came back last night under the affluence of incohol". Dear Jo: Readers' letters On Boxing Day Jan was telling us with considerable relish how she got a little under the affluence of incohol one night and fell into a puddle. The truth, the whole truth and just one or two flourishes ..
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