Gazeboed
Gazeboed by Tommy2tink December 22, 2008
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Gazeboed
Can be used, when said in a posh British accent, as a synonym for extremely drunk. The posh British accent concept can also be applied to virtually any noun, just add an 'ed' on the end.
Last night Tim and I got absolutely Gazeboed!
John: Incomprehensible blubbering
Dave: John, you are Gazeboed out of your mind
John: Incomprehensible blubbering
Dave: John, you are Gazeboed out of your mind
Gazeboed by Metal_Geordie April 8, 2010
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For a posh English gentleman to be overwhelmingly drunk, usually on bourbon.
Results can be throwing up, disjointed breathing, descent into a state of paralysis, throwing up, slurred speech, embarrassing comments and throwing up.
Pyjamad, bookcased, bungalowed, trollied and wellied are also appropriate phrases.
Results can be throwing up, disjointed breathing, descent into a state of paralysis, throwing up, slurred speech, embarrassing comments and throwing up.
Pyjamad, bookcased, bungalowed, trollied and wellied are also appropriate phrases.
Gaziboed by Phil McAvity 1234567 February 27, 2013
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