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2. All Inf. boozy, tight, lit, lit-up, lit to the gills, illuminated, liquored-up; pickled, lathered, high, high as a kite; mellow, feeling good, feeling no pain; blind, blind drunk, paralyzed, knocked-out, out, out of it, passed-out, under the table. See also drunk (def. 2).
3. All Sl. loaded, lubricated, oiled, well-oiled, stewed, stewed to the gills, tanked, Brit, pissed, Brit. bevied; primed, gassed, bombed, stoned, polluted, cocked, crocked, crocked to the gills, canned, sloshed, potted, plastered; stiff, stinking, stinko, stinking drunk, plotched, spiflicated, swacked, blotto, smashed, skunk-drunk, burning with a low blue flame. See also drunk (def. 3). inebriety, n. 1. drunkenness, intoxication, insobriety, inebriation, intemperance, sottedness, besottedness, tipsiness; alcoholism, chronic alcoholism, dipsomania, habitual drunkenness, bibulousness, bibulos-ity, bibacity, bibaciousness, crapulence, crapulency, crapulousness.
2. drink, drinking, heavy or serious or problem drinking; imbibing, tippling, toping, bibition, biba-tion, bibbing, bibbling, Rare, bibbery, Inf. boozing, Inf. swilling, Sl. hitting the bottle or booze or sauce, Brit. Sl. bevying. inedible, adj. uneatable, unedible, unconsumable, not fit to eat, not fit for human consumption, not fit for a dog; sickening, disgusting, offensive, noisome, Sl. yukky; rotten, turned, spoiled, tainted, sour, putrid, fetid, bad; unwholesome, unhealthy, unhealthful, noxious, nocuous, harmful, injurious, hurtful, deleterious, detrimental to one's health, bad for you; poisonous, deadly, lethal, fatal, Archaic, lethiferous. ineffable, adj. 1. inexpressible, beyond words, incommunicable, indescribable, undescribable; undefin-able, indefinite, nondescript, nameless.
2. unmentionable, unspeakable, not to be spoken, unutterable, unnamable. ineffaceable, adj. inerasable, ineradicable, indestructible. See indelible. ineffective, adj. 1. inefficacious, impotent, weak. See ineffectual.
2. inefficient, unproficient, unskillful; incompetent, unfit, inept, unapt, not up to par or snuff; incapable, unable, lacking in ability; worthless, useless, inutile, unserviceable.
3. unmoving, unarousing, unthrilling, uninspiring; unstriking, untelling, dull, flat. ineffectual, adj. 1. ineffective, inefficacious, inadequate, inefficient, incompetent, unserviceable, inoperative; useless, inutile, worthless, valueless, merit-less, nugatory.
2. futile, unavailing, bootless; fruitless, unproductive, abortive, barren, sterile, fallow, unprolific, infe-cund; unprofitable, profitless, unremunerative, unpaying, unrewarding, gainless; unsuccessful, to no purpose, to no avail, for naught.
3. weak, feeble, powerless, impotent, lame, effete, worn out, washed out. inefficacious, adj. 1. ineffective, ineffectual, incapable, inadequate, inefficient, incompetent, inept; useless, inutile, worthless, valueless, meritless, nugatory.
2. futile, vain, bootless, unavailing, idle; unproductive, unyielding, barren, abortive, sterile, infertile; unprofitable, profitless, unremunerative, unrewarding, unpaying, gainless; unsuccessful, Inf. no-go, to no avail, to no purpose, for naught.
3. weak, feeble, powerless, lame, effete, impotent.