Definition of wavey

wavey    

adjective

• severely under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
  • See more words with the same meaning: under the influence of alcohol, drunk.
  • See more words with the same meaning: under the influence of drugs.

  Last edited on Aug 02 2011. Submitted by Reenae on Aug 02 2011.

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Other terms relating to 'under the influence of alcohol, drunk':
wacked	Definitions include: stupid or strange.
DADS	Definitions include: acronym for "day after drunk shits".
rat-ars*d	Definitions include: very drunk.
tore up	Definitions include: in a bad physical state.
krunk	Definitions include: to get started, to crank up.
juiced	Definitions include: excited.
keyed	Definitions include: really wasted, drunk, high etc.
butt-toast	Definitions include: extremely inebriated.
stinky	Definitions include: extremely inebriated.
strunk	Definitions include: under the influence of marijuana and alcohol at the same time.
perved	Definitions include: drunk.
wrecked	Definitions include: severely under the influence of drugs.
dead	Definitions include: to consume or use up.
80	Definitions include: drunk.
throwed	Definitions include: to get really drunk, wasted.
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Other terms relating to 'under the influence of drugs':
low	Definitions include: very much under the influence of marijuana; "very high".
foopy	Definitions include: slang for being under the influence and/or drugs.
(one's) highness	Definitions include: a person who is frequently, or at present, on drugs.
cabbaged	Definitions include: very drunk or under the influence of drugs.
off (one's) tits	Definitions include: very drunk.
coked up	Definitions include: on cocaine.
bread	Definitions include: money.
wasted	Definitions include: extremely drunk.
smacked	Definitions include: very intoxicated by anything but alcohol.
e-tarded	Definitions include: under the influence of Ecstasy (MDMA).
high	Definitions include: intoxicated from drugs.
tall	Definitions include: a lot of.
spun	Definitions include: to be under the influence of methamphetamines.
sloppy	Definitions include: To be drunk or high.
zonked	Definitions include: extremely intoxicated.
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FTS	Definitions include: acronym for "fixing to start" - premenstrual syndrome.
coochtang	Definitions include: the female genitals.
green thumb	Definitions include: skill at gardening.
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teenglish	Definitions include: slang used by teenagers.
windy	Definitions include: a lie, fib, or exaggeration; "tall tale".
swivel-head	Definitions include: derogatory name for a tourist, particularly a when going slowly and looking about at the normal goings on around them
nerve	Definitions include: audacity.
mod	Definitions include: short for "modification," used to describe a product used for "modding."

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