Sudsed

The feeling within one's head after becoming intoxicated by something new. Often a fuzzy, tingly or foamy feeling accompanied by warmth reminiscent of being in a sudsy bath. Other accompanied symptoms include sluggishness, blurred or fogged vision and contentedness.

Jim was feeling sudsed after smoking his last blunt in his parents basement; Scarlet told her friend Suzy that she was going to get sudsed after finishing her homework and asked Suzy to join her; I'm so sudsed, bro! Time for a nap. :)

by CucumberMonger January 7, 2015

sudsed up

When something is soapy and creates suds (lather,foam) or bubbles.

"Someone put boxes of laundry detergent in the fountain at Hart Plaza and it was all sudsed up extending about ten feet from the base!"

by Clementine L February 9, 2006

sussed

Generally used as friendly replacement of "figured out", "worked out" or "done".

"You've got it all sussed out don't you, Mac?"

by Damien B June 29, 2004

Sussed

UK Slang for "figured out."

Even though Ainsley sussed out that her love for Morgan will never be requited, she kept hoping in her heart that someday he may change his mind.

by Babydoll75 March 20, 2019

sussed

Discovered the answer. Achieved individual enliglenment regarding a current problem or dilema.

Ah, I think I've sussed it...

by Lactose the Intollerent November 25, 2003

sussed

Sorted.


Used when a solution is reached, or when a task is accomplished.

Hey, have you got that budget proposal sussed?

by LGD May 19, 2004

sussed

understood. When you have fully understood or learnt a subject you have that subject sussed.

I reckon I've got the calculus homework sussed now.

by David Powell December 10, 2006