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crashed
2 B/ E" X: |8 @) \2 b% Z9 R' S+ U1. alcohol intoxicated. Cf. smashed RT: drunk. [U.S., W&F 1967]/ y2 i& n% @8 w _
2. raided by the police in search of drugs. Probably from the expression crash a party. [Br., listed in BTD: 1968]
3 u4 D' _, ^" T3 D* D; M9 `2 SThe Slang and Jargon of Drugs and Drink. ]2 u4 P, S$ V2 @
By Richard A. Spears · 1986
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1 [- Q; a: b9 F; ]! H, xcrashed
6 A3 K9 }* s1 v9 E/ H9 t1. mod. alcohol intoxicated.% m( Z: \. |# }- e& D# P, k
> Fred is crashed. Leave him alone.) ^; b% u" M# S' {$ M* \: J8 J# V
> There were two crashed freshmen asleep on the lawn.
- C0 X# m* `4 L: a1 c2. mod. raided by the police. (See also bust.); d& K* L8 E) G/ K' T( |; J% I
> Our pad got crashed, and a lot of kids were arrested.
) i& O0 X' S2 g. E9 T: G4 pSlang American Style
& x% l0 {$ u0 Q: W' b* YBy Richard A. Spears · 1996
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1 mod. alcohol intoxicated.
y5 F. N" L" M& |; X6 t% d8 N> There were two crashed freshmen on the lawn.
1 ^ c+ ?' [* W+ G8 {: Y; j2 V( `2 mod. raided by the police. (see also bust.)
' y5 M0 z, C) E> Our pad got crashed, and a lot of kids were arrested.
* b& n: q+ N! B$ r: ?2 E" r- AMcGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
2 S' B( E# e- j" _By Richard A. Spears · 2005 |
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