So drunk as to be insensible or unable to move, in a state of prostration through intoxication.

Hence transitive and reflexive, with various complements, indicating the result of drinking. to drink (a person) out ofor into some condition, etc…

colloquial. Extremely drunk, esp. to the point of being unable to do anything. Also as adv. Cf. parlatic, adj.

Of persons, their features, etc.: Having the appearance of, or resembling, that which has been soaked or steeped in water; rendered dull, stupid…

slang (chiefly U.S.). Intoxicated; incapacitated through drink. Cf. paralytic, adj. 2c.

Deprived of speech through excessive drinking. Hence colloquial, dead drunk.

absol. Destitute of, or deficient in, ordinary capacity or natural ability; incompetent; without natural qualification.

= dead drunk, adj.

Stupefied through drink; unconscious; incapacitated.

that has passed out, esp. as a result of an excessive consumption of alcoholic drinks.

Unconscious; (Boxing) defeated through failing to rise within the ten seconds allowed after being knocked down; knocked out. out on one's feet…

slang (originally U.S.). In predicative use: intoxicated; drunk, esp. incapably drunk. Frequently in to get trashed.

predicative. Chiefly with out. slang (originally U.S.). spec. Intoxicated or incapacitated by drugs or alcohol.