sparrowed

adj.
1. To be in a state of intoxication; drunk; inebriated.
2. To be mildly intoxicated, tipsy; buzzed.
(Derived from the film character Captain Jack Sparrow, as portrayed by American actor Johnny Depp)

After a hard day's work we got sparrowed down at the pub.
She only had one glass of wine, but already she was sparrowed.

by DasN July 25, 2008

Sparrowhawk

Uncertain of exact species, the self-proclaimed "sparrowhawk" is one of a most alarming interest. Though he appears human for the majority of the day, if someone drops a roll, the wings come out. The sparrowhawk has a very limited vocabulary, so anything he says tends to be very memorable, and often nonsensical. Please, please, please, if you see the green coat, fag in mouth and another in hand (other hand rolling a third, identical fag), just steer clear, avoid eye contact, and remember: if it's grey, obey, if it's brown, roll down town, or may the lord have mercy on you.

Sparrowhawk: I am the old!
Sparrowhawk (same day, same time of day): don't be the old!
Sparrowhawk (sparrowhawk): it's a nice roll!

by Fuck headson December 3, 2019

sparrowed

adj.
1. To be in a state of intoxication; drunk; inebriated.
2. To be mildly intoxicated, tipsy; buzzed.
(Derived from the film character Captain Jack Sparrow, as portrayed by American actor Johnny Depp)

After a hard day's work we got sparrowed down at the pub.
She only had one glass of wine, but already she was sparrowed.

by DasN April 26, 2006

Sparrowed

An act of being removed from a position they created

Player - 1: "Did you hear about our community leader getting kicked out by the rest of the admins?".

Player - 2: "Yeah he got sparrowed".

by Jake Skywalker February 9, 2024