I was plastered.
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I was drunk.
What is the difference?
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Plastered just means 'very drunk'! 'Drunk' means 'very tipsy'..... there's a new word for you!
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Plastered is super drunk hahaha
slang
I didn't get anything done today. I was plastered last night.
It could also be used negatively: She was so plastered she puked all over in the taxi.
Drunk could replace plastered. I use plastered for super drunk or sloppy drunk.
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Plastered is a more colorful, less common, and slang expression. Some sources say it means extremely drunk, while others just say drunk.
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Plastered means extremely drunk!
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"Drunk" is the plain, simple, direct, basic word.
"Plastered" is one of a many of words and phrases that mean "very drunk." Other words include "stewed," "stinko," "smashed," "liquored up," "tight," and literally dozens of others. They are all informal, colloquial.
"Drunk" because of being direct and plain is negative. Formal words that might be used, for example, in a police report include "intoxicated," "inebriated," and "under the influence."
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