drunkity
Wow, I was so drunkity on Saturday I woke up in my neighbors bed, in my own shoes and someone elses pants.
drunkity by Corrie Nichols August 28, 2006
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Drunkity
Drunkity by Drunk slang December 31, 2020
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Drunkity
Drunkity (noun)
A state of being pleasantly intoxicated where one is cheerful, lighthearted, and enjoyable to be around. Characterized by happy laughter, a good mood, and a lack of drama, those experiencing drunkity often uplift others and are the life of the party without being overwhelming or a downer.
A state of being pleasantly intoxicated where one is cheerful, lighthearted, and enjoyable to be around. Characterized by happy laughter, a good mood, and a lack of drama, those experiencing drunkity often uplift others and are the life of the party without being overwhelming or a downer.
Drunkity by DrunkityChick December 1, 2024
Pinkity Drinkity
Pinkity Drinkity by pinkity_drinkity May 23, 2018
drunkitude
1. Annoying, cocky, aggressive, sarcastic, crazy or otherwise abnormal/different attitude or personality displayed by someone only when they are drunk or under the influence of alcohol
If a person who could normally be described as kind, funny/witty and smart becomes a sarcastic, insulting, rude, foul - mouthed bitch, while drinking alcohol.....the bitch has a drunkitude !
A usually quiet, laid back, and/or somewhat shy person becomes a loud, over-talkative windbag almost immediately upon consuming alcohol....has a drunkitude or a drunkonality as opposed to their personality.
A usually quiet, laid back, and/or somewhat shy person becomes a loud, over-talkative windbag almost immediately upon consuming alcohol....has a drunkitude or a drunkonality as opposed to their personality.
drunkitude by ValeriKCkixass February 21, 2010
pinkity drinkity
what people used to call the pink drink from starbucks when people used to stan james charles before he started rapidly losing subscribers
"what would you like from starbucks"
"a pinkity drinkity! actually just a pink drink i don't stan james anymore yikes"
"a pinkity drinkity! actually just a pink drink i don't stan james anymore yikes"
pinkity drinkity by choir gal May 11, 2019
drunkitude
a defiant, arrogant, and/or aggressive state of mind achieved during inebriation in an otherwise cool and collected individual.
drunkitude by Terrence H December 9, 2006
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