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drunkaroo 

Similar to the popular children's game 'buckaroo', where you take turns to add small loads onto a toy mule that eventually kicks everything off, at which point the person who was in the act of adding something loses. 'Drunkaroo' tends to happen at social functions where there is alcohol a-plenty. When one member of the party reaches the stage of passing out due to excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages, they become the mule, and the rest of the assembled group get ready to play drunkaroo. Turns are taken at placing things on the mule like coats, bags, full pint glasses, furniture, etc, until at some point (s)he comes to, throws everything off in an angry drunken sulk, and then more often than not rolls over and passes out again, at which point you can play the next round. Happy days.
Sweet, Ellie has passes out again, lets play drunkaroo.

or

me: we've been playing drunkaroo with bryan for about an hour, and there's nothing left in the house to put on top of him.
mikey: nothing that is, apart from the sofa.
drunkaroo by jimwade June 14, 2010

drunkardness 

The word used in place of drunkenness to fight the authority; or I didn't know the right word
I was thinking of the lack of drunkenness, but I made up the word drunkardness.

drunktrovert

A drunktrovert is someone who is normally an introvert, but loves people after consuming enough alcohol.
"I've never seen Peter like this, he's usually so quiet"
"He's only like this when he's drinking. He's a total drunktrovert."
drunktrovert by LAtheDJ March 17, 2017

Drunkaoke 

Kristy thinks she sound just like Adele when she's drunkaokeing.
Drunkaoke by Fundrummerchick November 4, 2011

drunkatose

Of, or relating to, or affected with an abundance of alcohol; shitfaced
Catherine Cho came back drunkatosed from St. Mark's.
drunkatose by Hoe Jung July 27, 2006

Drunkarees 

A portmanteau of the words drunk and dungarees referring to the dungarees worn while drinking.
Especially apt if the bib pocket is used to hold an alcoholic beverage.
"Hey we're going day drinking in the park, you in?"
"Absolutely! I'll put my drunkarees on"
Drunkarees by Jwynts August 4, 2023
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