Meaning that you’re so drunk you’re prone to accidents.
The phrase was coined by Liverpool’s local newspaper ‘The Liverpool Echo’ following the events of an accidental drunk death which occurred at a Liverpool City Bar in 1897. The man who died was only documented by his surname Steven by the paper. The term was popularised after the paper used the term to describe drunk individuals who suffered accidents of similar severity to Steven.
when receiving a voice mail, you delete without listening at all, or without listening to the message in its entirety. this word can be applied to common conversation:
"Oh my God, I sevened the party the moment I found out she lived in Queens".
When leaving a voice mail: "I know you're going to seven this message..."