Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- adj. Slang Intoxicated; drunk.
Wiktionary
- adj. Coated with plaster
- adj. slang drunk, intoxicated
WordNet 3.0
- adj. very drunk
- adj. (of walls) covered with a coat of plaster
- adj. (of hair) made smooth by applying a sticky or glossy substance
Examples
“He was, I think, particularly bothered at having the term plastered on the front cover next to his picture -- something I had no notice of, nor control over.”
The Huffington Post: Joe Woodward: Hagiography -- Writing the Lives of the Saints
“That was all I needed: my name plastered in the paper.”
“Not only is McDonald's Japan a place for great health food, its also a great place to take a nap when you are plastered from a late nights work wrestling with your boss.”
“McGuine frowned, but Leak still had that constant, infuriating grin plastered on his face.”
365 tomorrows » Translator : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day
“Your Tadpolecast of Maya the Bee brought such unexpected joy to my little one – she sat staring at the laptop with a broad grin plastered to her face.”
“Nothing makes a conservative activist happier than a guy who has his name plastered all over the West Side of Manhattan, y'know?”
The Huffington Post: HUFFPOST HILL - GOP Calls Emergency Meeting
“Visiting your website and seeing Palin plastered everywhere makes me NOT want to come back.”
“If I hadn't seen the word plastered on a billboard on La Brea Avenue, I would never have remotely considered using it in print myself.”
“There are very few directors who get their name plastered all over the marketing materials for their films.”
“I have to admit that I first became aware of it when Paul Martin plastered his face all over the electoral signs of the Liberal party of Canada in 2004.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘plastered’.
-
UK - slang
chin wag, arse about, bollock, starkers, sweet Fanny Adams, skive, shufti, codswallop, rhyming slang, bollocks, nookie, skew-whiff and 208 more...
-
Blootered
Slang words for people who are drunk
rat-arsed, merry, mortal, out of your tree, pissed, plastered, legless, ratted, soused, drunk, inebriated
-
Bibulosity
Adjectives meaning, or approximating to 'drunk'
Pissed, Ratted, Merry, Tipsy, Legless, Blootered, Mortal, Inebriated, addled, tiddly, stewed, roistered and 39 more...
-
You're All Wet!
Wet words
dripping, soaked, flooded, drenched, plastered, flowing, wringing, torrential, h2o'd, splashed, skeezing, thirsted and 21 more...
-
Drunkie
Haay gusy! uiI lieke twebb sit e !!
alcoholize, usquebaugh, whiffled, vinous, enology, aleconner, gambrinous, alcofrolic, perfect barf, bibulous, bleezed, brannigan and 144 more...
-
A Dram Too Many
notanotherjazzpoet had a very promising list which appears to have petered out. Yes, tosspots: descriptions of being drunk. Walk five metres on the white line then leave your suggestions right here.
drunk, guttered, pissed, baked, three sails in th..., smashed, paralytic, out of your tree, hammered, bombed, glazed, blotto and 336 more...
-
2008 Wordlist
Hopefully, I'll be using this site for more than one year. It will be fun then to look back and see what new words I found worthy of notice in any given year.
All words spotted in 2008...longanimity, permalancer, breeder, biodegradable, handicapable, gender-neutral, translator, interpreter, translation, interpreting, kleptocracy, fanfiction and 1598 more...
-
There's a glass of punch below your f...
buzzed, tanked, drunk, smashed, trashed, puzzled, tore up, wasted, lubricated, tipsy, obliterated, tossed and 21 more...
-
Inebriation
Euphemisms for drunkenness dating back to the 18th century.
stiff, fuzzy, bent, slewed, stinking, screwed, lushy, pixilated, swizzled, whipped, tanglefooted, spiffed and 40 more...
-
urrbody in the club get...
plastered, hammered, shitfaced, blotto, drunk, intoxicated, inebriated, crocked, flushed, wasted, totaled, soused and 22 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for plastered.
GHibbs Also, the simple past or past participle of the verb 'to plaster'. 'They plastered the walls last week.' Sep 15, 2011