Intosticated
Intosticated by Maccacentric October 4, 2010
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intotsicated
Its similar to being intoxicated but instead really drunk on 2 drinks. While intotsicated you may be extremely giddy, silly, or anything that ends in iddy or illy.
intotsicated by E Ricky July 8, 2010
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intexticated
"Dude, what was THAT?!"
"Probably just some intexticated highschooler."
"How did she get in a car accident?"
"She was intexticated."
"Probably just some intexticated highschooler."
"How did she get in a car accident?"
"She was intexticated."
intexticated by Courtney Terry June 12, 2007
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driving while intexticated
Driving while text messaging. In many cases it is more dangerouse than driving while under the influence, because the drivers are distracted and have a much slower response time. It is illegal in some states like Utah, because of the carnage created by text messangers.
Judy got arrested for driving while intexticated after she killed 3 people when she was sending a text message. Fortunately everupme got the message but it was not the one Judy sent.
driving while intexticated by mlhiss September 24, 2009
dialing while intoxicated
similar to DUI, apparently. When you get high on whatever substance, usually alcohol, and "set the record straight" with exes; family; coworkers; old teachers, etc.
I dialed while intoxicated and called my best friend from first grade and we decided to join the Marines.
dialing while intoxicated by Stan the Man December 12, 2004
intoxicated chicken fucker
Someone who gets so shitty that they occasionally find themselves in the neighbor's chicken coop coming out of a blackout with their cock in a hapless chicken!
"Dude, my wife says I've gotta check out some of those A&A classes! She caught me coming out of the chicken coop last night crowing like a rooster with my wiener in a hen, and then she wouldn't stop calling me an intoxicated chicken fucker!"
intoxicated chicken fucker by Misty Dawn May 28, 2008
intexticated
intexticated by LeviLover March 8, 2009
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