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plastered
When used to describe intoxication, the word carries a heavy, sloppy connotation. It suggests a state of being so drunk that one is barely functional, mirroring the thick, immobile nature of wet plaster. It is highly informal and often used in social settings to describe a state of excess.
In its literal or figurative covering sense, the word emphasizes total saturation or occlusion. Whether it is building material on a wall or advertisements on a fence, the imagery is one of complete coverage where the original surface is no longer visible.
💬Casual Conversation
I can't believe Susan. She is absolutely plastered already.
Classic. Just keep it on the DL so it doesn't blow up on Facebook.
Meanings
Examples
Look at him. He is absolutely plastered.
彼を見て。完全に酔い潰れているよ。
Phrasal Verbs
plaster up
to cover a wall or surface with plaster to create a smooth finish