Substance Use & Pharmacological Effects - Alcohol Effects & Mild Highs

Here you will find slang for alcohol effects and mild highs, capturing terms for the sensations and behaviors associated with moderate drinking.

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buzzed

[Adjective]

slightly intoxicated from alcohol or cannabis

Ex: We were buzzed but still able to play games.

lit

[Adjective]

drunk or intoxicated from drugs or alcohol

Ex: He woke up feeling rough after getting too lit at the celebration.

lit

[Adjective]

drunk or intoxicated from drugs or alcohol

Ex: He woke up feeling rough after getting too lit at the celebration.

faded

[Adjective]

experiencing the effects of drugs or cannabis

Ex: We were faded but still enjoying the music.

blunted

[Adjective]

intoxicated or high from smoking cannabis

Ex: We were blunted but still playing video games.

blissed up

[Adjective]

feeling extremely happy or euphoric, sometimes due to being high on drugs

Ex: We were blissed up while dancing at the party.

to catch a buzz

[phrase]

to experience a mild high or altered state of mind from consuming drugs

Ex: She tried to catch a buzz but didn't want to get too high.

tipsy

[Adjective]

lightly intoxicated from alcohol

Ex: He felt tipsy but still in control of his senses after a few beers.

tipsy

[Adjective]

lightly intoxicated from alcohol

Ex: He felt tipsy but still in control of his senses after a few beers.

smashed

[Adjective]

very drunk or heavily intoxicated from alcohol

Ex: She was having difficulty remembering what happened, having been smashed the entire night.

hammered

[Adjective]

having consumed excessive alcohol to the point of extreme intoxication

Ex: She was hammered and could barely stand when the cab arrived.

wasted

[Adjective]

heavily intoxicated by alcohol, often to the point of being impaired or unconscious

Ex: She was wasted and kept laughing at everything her friends said.

tanked

[Adjective]

very drunk or heavily intoxicated from alcohol

Ex: We were tanked but still enjoying the music.

annihilated

[Adjective]

extremely drunk or heavily intoxicated

Ex: We were annihilated but still having fun dancing.

plastered

[Adjective]

heavily drunk, often to the point of being visibly clumsy and lacking control

Ex: By the end of the party, he was completely plastered and couldn't stand straight.

liquored up

[Adjective]

drunk from consuming alcohol

Ex: We were liquored up and singing loudly at the bar.

lubricated

[Adjective]

slightly drunk; loosened up by alcohol

Ex: She 's funnier when she 's a little lubricated.

gone

[Adjective]

completely intoxicated, often to the point of losing control or awareness

blitzed

[Adjective]

very drunk or heavily intoxicated

Ex: By the end of the night, everyone was blitzed and having a great time.

crunk

[Adjective]

wild, energetic, and intoxicated, often from alcohol

Ex: That crowd was loud , crunk, and ready to fight .

drunchies

[noun]

intense hunger or craving for food that occurs after drinking alcohol

Ex: He can't resist the drunchies after happy hour.

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