gattered

English

Etymology

Probably from gatter, old British slang for "beer".

Pronunciation

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Adjective

gattered (comparative more gattered, superlative most gattered)

(UK, slang) Drunk.
- 2000 October 3, Thermostat [username], “Re: sabu424 looking for an efed”, in rec.sport.pro-wrestling.fantasy‎ (Usenet):
  People would have to be completely gattered to think anything nice about you.
- 2001 July 23, Steve Robertson, “Re: I got a really bad fucking haircut”, in alt.music.mansun‎ (Usenet):
  spilling sangria on white trousers when you are gattered is bad tho'.
- 2004 February 20, Dave Herbal, “Re: West Brom”, in alt.sports.soccer.sunderland‎ (Usenet):
  PS Do they put meths in the beer up there? We always arrive in the vaults about 10.30 absolutely gattered :-p

Synonyms

See also Thesaurus:drunk.

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