Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - drunk

~1 the past participle of drink1 ~2 adj 1 unable to control your behaviour, speech etc because you have drunk too much alcohol  (Graham was too drunk to remember what happened last night. | get drunk (on))  (As students we used to go out and get drunk most nights. | I got hideously drunk on tequila last night. | blind drunk (=very drunk))  (I'm fed up of you coming home blind drunk. | drunk as a skunk/lord (=very drunk)) 2 drunk and disorderly law the crime of behaving in a violent noisy way in a public place when you are drunk 3 drunk with power/happiness etc so excited by a feeling of power etc that you behave in a strange way  (- see also roaring drunk roaring (4), punch­drunk, -compare sober1 (1)) ~3 also drunkard ~ n someone who is drunk or often gets drunk  (- compare alcoholic2)