Of a person: carried away by or filled with enthusiasm or desire; wildly excited; infatuated. With about, after, for, †of, on (chiefly British), over…

Inebriated, drunken; intoxicated (literal and figurative). Often construed as past participle.

Transported with joy, intense delight, etc.; ravished, enraptured; (Australian colloquial) very pleased. Also with with, by, or away.

= Intoxicated.

transferred and figurative: see inebriate, v. 2.

figurative. Excited, exhilarated, or enthralled, esp. to the extent of losing self-control or becoming carried away.

Of persons: Impassioned, rapturously excited.

Dazed, punch-drunk; dizzy (with happiness).

= slap-happy, adj. Also as n.

Originally and chiefly U.S. = slap-happy, adj.

slang (originally U.S.). Intoxicated or ‘high’ on alcohol or drugs; excited, thrilled, stimulated. Cf. buzz, n.1 2b.

slang. Drunk, extremely intoxicated (see also quot. 1952). Frequently const. on. Chiefly predicative, esp. in to get stoned. Cf. stone, n. 18b…