Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

Getting so smashed you’re both a wreck and a rager. Usually happens when someone drinks like a fire hydrant.

I tried to dance. I fell. I yelled. I was obligerent.

He drank six beers and a bottle of vodka. He was obligerent.

She was obligerent. I saw her throw a chair.

2

When you're so wasted you don’t know what you’re doing, but you still want to punch someone.

I was obligerent. I tried to punch my boss. I missed.

After the third shot, I was obligerent. I yelled at the waiter.

I was obligerent. I tried to talk to my mom. She hung up.

3

The state of being so drunk you’re both clueless and ready to start a war. Usually caused by too much cheap alcohol.

He was obligerent. He tried to start a fight with the pizza guy.

She was obligerent. She tried to text her ex. It was a disaster.

After the party, he was obligerent. He tried to drive home.

4

When you’re so wasted you’re both clueless and aggressive. Like being hit by a drunk rhino.

He was obligerent. He tried to fight the barista. He lost.

I was obligerent. I tried to kiss my friend. He ran away.

She was obligerent. She tried to sing. It was a nightmare.

5

When you’re so drunk you’re both clueless and ready to punch someone. Usually happens when someone drinks too much and is an idiot.

He was obligerent. He tried to fight his friend. He got beaten up.

She was obligerent. She tried to dance. She fell off the table.

I was obligerent. I tried to talk. I just screamed.

6

When you're so wasted you can't think straight, but you're still ready to punch someone. Like being drunk and having a death wish.

He was obligerent. He tried to fight the cop. He got arrested.

She was obligerent. She tried to text her mom. It was a disaster.

I was obligerent. I tried to sing. It was a nightmare.

7

When you're so drunk you're both clueless and ready to fight. It's like being hit with a brick and a beer at the same time.

He was obligerent. He tried to fight the bartender. He lost.

She was obligerent. She tried to dance. She fell on the floor.

I was obligerent. I tried to talk. I just yelled.