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Slang: Gassed

Gassed [gæst] means drunk, intoxicated, in an inebriated state. Examples: You better drive; he's all gassed up. Definition from the English-Bulgarian…

Gassed [gæst]

Drunk. Intoxicated. In an inebriated state.

drunk

Examples:

You better drive; he's all gassed up.

Definition from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Gas [gæs]

military Use / poison with gases, gas.

Saturate / fill with gas.

Emit / release gas.

American Fill with gasoline (and with uр).

colloquial Splash, spatter.

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