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OXFORD Collocations | dictionary for students of English drunk adj. be, feel, look, sound I was beginning to feel very drunk. | get Harry went out and got drunk last night. | get sb, make sb Andrew decided to try and get Sharon drunk. The wine had made him drunk. VERBS
ADV. blind,
completely, extremely, hideously, hopelessly, horribly, really, roaring, very He came home blind drunk, as usual. | almost (often figurative) She was almost drunk with all these new impressions. | fairly, half, a little, pretty, quite, rather, slightly He was still half drunk.
PREP.
with (figurative) drunk with fatigue
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ADV. blind,
completely, extremely, hideously, hopelessly, horribly, really, roaring, very He came home blind drunk, as usual. | almost (often figurative) She was almost drunk with all these new impressions. | fairly, half, a little, pretty, quite, rather, slightly He was still half drunk.
PREP.
with (figurative) drunk with fatigue
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