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British Slang: Plastered

Plastered ['pla:stəd]: Drunk, wasted. Examples: Rick couldn't handle drinking; he was plastered in under an hour. That chick was so plastered. Man, I'm so plastered. Let's go home and drink more. He-h

Plastered ['pla:stəd]:

Drunk, wasted.

Examples:

Rick couldn't handle drinking; he was plastered in under an hour.

That chick was so plastered.

Man, I'm so plastered. Let's go home and drink more. He-he-he.

Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Plaster ['pla:stə]:

Plaster, mortar.

Plaster, bandage.

Medical tape, adhesive bandage.

Coat, apply with mortar.

Cover, smear, splash.

Apply plaster/medical tape to, put in a cast, set in plaster.

sl. Shell heavily / Bombard heavily, inflict heavy losses on.

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