drunk Copy link Outline 1. ēbrius (at the time)2. ēbriōsus (habitually)3. tĕmŭlentus (in senses of both the preceding)4. vīnŏlentus (full of wine)5. expr. by an adj. with vīnum6. ūvĭdus (in one's cups • drunk or drunken (part. adj.): 1. ēbrius (at the time): the fellow is d., homo hic e. est, Pl.: cries of d.en men, voces ebriorum, Cic.: d.en language, e. verba, Mart. Fig.: d. with delicious fortune, fortunâ dulci e., Hor.: d. with the blood of citizens, sanguine civium e., Plin. 2. ēbriōsus (habitually): d.en and lecherous, e. et mulierosus, Cic.: Cat. 3. tĕmŭlentus (in senses of both the preceding): you are d., temulenta es! Ter.: a d.en woman, t. mulier, Ter.: Cic. 4. vīnŏlentus (full of wine): dreams of d.en men, vinolentorum somnia, Cic.: d. fury, v. furor, Cic. 5. expr. by an adj. with vīnum: vini plenus, Cic.; vino languidus, Cic.; vino mersus (dead d.), Liv. = vino sepultus, Virg. 6. ūvĭdus (in one's cups: poet.): Hor. Phr.: to make a man d., vino aliquem deponere, Pl.; onerare, Liv. (v. to intoxicate): he is so d. that he can scarcely keep his eyes open, vix prae vino palpebras sustinet, Titius in Macr.: to get d., madescere, Front.; nimio marcescere vino, Ov.: do I seem to you at all d., ecquid tibi videor madere? Pl.: slightly d., ebriolus, Pl.