being in a temporary state in which one's physical and mental faculties are impaired by an excess of alcoholic drink; intoxicated

The wine made him drunk.

overcome or dominated by a strong feeling or emotion

drunk with power; drunk with joy.

pertaining to or caused by intoxication or intoxicated persons.

an intoxicated person.

a spree; drinking party.

pp. and nonstandard pt. of drink.

adjective

sober , straight , unintoxicated

adjective

bashed , befuddled , boozed up , buzzed , crocked , feeling no pain , flushed * , flying * , fuddled , glazed * , groggy , high * , inebriated , juiced , laced , liquored up , lit , lush , muddled , plastered * , potted , seeing double , sloshed , stewed , stoned * , tanked , three sheets to the wind , tight * , tipsy , totaled , under the influence , under the table , wasted *notes:as an adjective , drunken can only precede the noun , while drunk follows a verb , besotted , crapulent , crapulous , drunken , inebriate , intoxicated , sodden , alcoholic , bacchanalian , bibacious , bibulous , boozy , dipsomaniacal , heady , inebrious , maudlin , mellow , pixilated , squiffy

noun

inebriate , sot , tippler , binge , brannigan , carousal , carouse , spree