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drunk over 

When you wake up and you're still drunk, not quite hung over yet.

i.e.- The phase between being drunk and hungover after some amount of sleep.
I can't go get the bagels, I'm drunk over. Don't want a DUI.
drunk over by Nicole and Erica January 12, 2008
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Drunk over 

When someone drinks so much the night before that when they wake up that person is still drunk.
"Dude that party was insane last night right!?"
"I know man I'm still drunk over!"
Drunk over by Espo10693 December 4, 2012

Drunk over 

The condition when a person is hung over from a night drinking and STILL a little drunk.
I woke up this morning drunk over from last night's party.
Drunk over by cenoz June 10, 2009

drunk-over 

The condition in which, after passing out, one wakes up and is still drunk. This contrasts greatly from a hangover, because unlike the hangover, there are no unpleasant side effects.
Dude, I woke up this morning and was TOTALLY drunk-over
drunk-over by Nakedinthesun June 10, 2010

DOIP (Drunk Over IP) 

Participating in a Drinking Event with a buddy over some form of internet based communication, meant to be used for partying over long distances. (Originally involved starting a Power Houring at the same time with a common playlist).
Just because you're in New Hampshire doesn't mean we can't drink, we can DOIP (Drunk Over IP) Power Hour later...
DOIP (Drunk Over IP) by PeteGuy September 29, 2008

Left Over Drunk 

When your so drunk, you start drinking all the left over drinks around you.
Last Friday night I got Left over drunk and after that I don't even remember the rest of the night.
Left Over Drunk by Gimaf July 8, 2012

Roll-over Drunk 

A state in which a person who was drunk the day prior is acting with an increased level of stupidity.
Payton was not making any sense. The stupid comments he was making must have been the Roll-over Drunk talking.
Roll-over Drunk by Fab_ July 26, 2018
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