Mel-Gibson Drunk

When a person is intoxicated and making racial slurs during a conversation, they would be considered Mel Gibson Drunk.

Hey Gabriel! Better stay away from Dolph at the party tonight. He’s Mel-Gibson Drunk!

by Jman and K December 19, 2010

Rib cracking drunk

When you get so drunk you kick your dog, cat ormaybe wife so hard that you crack a few ribs.

dude i got so drunk last night, i kicked the dog so hard and heard at least three ribs crack, it was a rib cracking drunk night!!!

by fuji1611 August 1, 2014

Drunk Grenade

n.

The results of any occaision where five or more people end up passed out in one room from excessive alcohol abuse.

See also Drunk Bomb.

It looks like a Drunk Grenade went off in here.

by Brok Lee May 2, 2005

Drunk Dancing

Verb
Drunk Dancing is when a person is so much under the influence of alcohol that he/she thinks they might be a good dancer. This type of drunk is seen at parties and mostly avoided since it is particulary embarrassing to seen dancing with him/her. Drunk Dancing is usually bad dancing. The Drunk Dancer usually tries to do popular dances The Worm, Macarena, Cabbage Patch, etc. and in the end embarrasses his/herself.

Jackie: Ow my aching head! What happened last night?
Randy: Last night at the club you had too much Shirley Temples and started Drunk Dancing.

by Sh00pD4Wh00p October 18, 2008

Drunk Drank

To go home drunk and continuing to drink after you should have passed out.

Shit...I am so hung-over today! I fucking went home last night and drunk drank until like 4 A.M. I shoulda' just passed out.

by Jenn Dickey December 22, 2005

Cruise Ship Drunk

To be so intoxicated as one would be during an ocean voyage aboard a cruise ship, where people sometimes get extremely intoxicated, more so than they would on dry land.

"Wow, did you see that girl stagger into that pole? Man, she was Cruise Ship Drunk!"

by Ahwatukian August 17, 2004

drunk catcher

A drunk catcher is an area where drunk drivers commonly crash. Usually at the end of long straightaways. Commonly marked by tire skid marks and damage to the guardrails.
A drunk catcher can often refer to the guardrails themselves.
Very common in rural areas.

Common drunk catcher areas include:
Sharp curves
Dead ends
Stop signs

by Doug Hightower September 23, 2005