sozzled

He knew what the goddess could do if she was not too sozzled to take notice of a few mortal men.

The sozzled Russian who, all evening, had shown no sign that he knew one end of a cue stick from the other.

But the sozzled ones stared with the others.

If she is not now too sozzled to take notice of a few mortal men, she never will be."

I said, as portentously as a sozzled sovereign could.

Getting too sozzled during the day.

The orchestra heightened the sleazy mood with sozzled gestures of atonality.

I had visions of a sober Capistrano taking his earlier sozzled self to task, and it scared me.

What else'd you expect to find whirling through space like a sozzled owl?'

The voice gave a sozzled chuckle.

His fear grew with every he believed she would do it if she was not too sozzled to tak of him.

I don't think English cricket is too sozzled and stuck in a previous age to be receptive to prevailing trends.

Talking of frazzled, sozzled et al, exactly what state was the writer of this article in when he wrote this?

"And you are very sozzled.

Though she falls in love with Jim, she remains quite helpless when the often sozzled warden directs his attentions toward her.

"You can't have Khamorth at a feast without them getting sozzled and calling on all sorts of demons.

Willy Russell's story of a hair-dresser seeking to learn at any price via her reluctant and sozzled tutor continues to stand the test of time.

The funniest bit involves a dead man whom they transport to a local bar in the belief that he is simply a little more sozzled than they.

"Sozzled ilk, indeed.

What was the Postal Service thinking in 1980 when it portrayed W. C. Fields in all his sozzled splendor?

Nan is hectored by a group of sozzled frat boys in a Second Avenue bar, Dorrian's Red Hand.

The series portrayed Denis as a sozzled right-wing alcoholic staggering between snifters, with various friends, many of whom, like Bill and Denis, played golf.

(I'd add the scrumptiously sozzled crew from the New Group production of "Abigail's Party" to his list of collective bests.)

Fans, however, need not be alarmed by this outpouring of familial fondness - the sozzled, fashion-mad gorgons she and Saunders play will be as irresponsible as ever.

"Uncle Rogi," Luc Remillard observed redundantly, "is as sozzled as a boiled owl."