munted
/ˈmʌntɪd/adjective NZ informal
1In a state of disastrous disintegration; broken or ruined: work to remove the munted footbridge—an icon of the Canterbury earthquakes—is to begin this week with government departments buying overpriced rubbish, no wonder the budget is all munted...
- My dress was properly admired, but unfortunately the castle cake came out looking rather munted.
- The tables are covered in an array of candlesticks, key rings, and munted megaphones: partially formed objects from the sculptor's workshop.
- I was pleased by the lack of alarm bells and a munted doorway as I shot up the stairs into my smoky lounge.
2Drunk: they have constant issues with drivers turning up munted...
- She said that next morning she found the pilot slumped on a chair looking munted.
- Maybe you don't want to go to a bar and hang out with munted people.
- People are happy just to come and get munted on my munificent hospitality.
Origin
Late 20th century: of unknown origin.