sparrowed

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 few glasses of wine she was too sparrowed to even walk straight.

by DasN May 6, 2006

Sparrow

Horror movie released in 2010 starring Thomas James Longley, Faye Sewell, Alexis Jayne Defoe, Eric Kolelas, Sarah Linda and Jack W. Carter. The film was directed by Shaun Troke and was filmed on location in Poland. It premiered in London in 2010.

Sparrow was seen at many international film festivals, receiving acclaim from notable critics.

by urbanhappy August 5, 2010

Sparrow

The funniest, most charming, and undoubtedly a beautiful woman. Being a friend with her makes good company, but being her enemy, you'll face a wrath greater than Hell.

You've got yourself a great Sparrow there.

by CazyLamerGook September 23, 2017

sparrow

1. The pubic area of a virgin or young girl. 2. The peach fuzzy mound on girls.

That's a cute little sparrow you got there!

by Hammerstrike June 10, 2005

Sparrow

To be 'sparrow' is to try to behave in a manner similar to that of the character Jack Sparrow from the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.

See also: random

She makes all those broad hand-gestures, pretends to be dreamy, and tries to say things in a bizarre and vague way. She's fucking sparrow and you know it.

by Sloan't July 4, 2010

Sparrowed

When someone throws a bag full of Sparrows at you and then proceeds to dance around you flapping their arms and making loud bird noises whilst laying an egg onto your face

I had a terrible night last night- I got Sparrowed and I've never felt so helpless

by chickendippers March 18, 2019

Sparrow

adj. being able to dance with style and an edge but not lose strength and power; ability to dance fiercly and manly at the same time, usually to music by or like Sam Sparrow.

Girl #1 "Anthony and Ronnie were really sparrow in that jazz combo yesterday."

Girl #2 "Yeah. They had style and attack but still danced like guys."

by SparrowDancer2 April 12, 2009