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The state achieved while drunk and high at the same time. The word pulls its roots from a maritime dialect known as Chiac and is a combination of saoul (the french word for drunk) and stoned. An alternative is the word crunk. Me: wow those people are messed up on weed and alcohol.
Arnaud: Ya dude y sont stewed (translation: ya dude there stewed) |
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drunk; inebriated. Under the influence of alcohol. I was so stewed at that party last night.
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When in beer pong, a player sinks the ball in the drinking cup of another player and the first player's partner immediately repeats the action yielding a double sunk drinking cup. The first sink ends the game, the second sink results in the player being "stewed." The result of being "stewed" is a permanent ending of the player's beer pong career. "Holy shit...I've never seen anyone get stewed before. You just got owned in beer pong."
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A far cooler alternative to owned, pwned, or served that generally means you were dissed. Most effective following a bad "your mom" joke. Anne: Well that was pretty quick.
Amanda: Your mom was pretty quick...last night! Cara: OHHHHH you just got STEWED! |
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Adj - 1. In effect when something has gotten or become totally screwed up. 2. Facing the possible iminent threat of physical harm. "The awards we're totally stewed!"
"You're stewed, buttwad!" |
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