roaring drunk

Examples (20)

• He stumbled in at 3 a.m., roaring drunk and singing loudly.
• He was roaring drunk by midnight, making a lot of noise.
• After the victory, the fans were roaring drunk in the streets.
• The celebrations continued until everyone was roaring drunk.
• The bouncer threw him out because he was roaring drunk and causing trouble.
• She usually gets roaring drunk at parties and becomes quite boisterous.
• I remember my uncle getting roaring drunk at a family wedding once.
• Don't invite him if he's just going to get roaring drunk and cause trouble.
• The sailors came ashore, ready to get roaring drunk on their pay.
• By the end of the night, the whole group was roaring drunk and singing off-key.
• It's embarrassing when you see tourists getting roaring drunk and making a scene.
• He wasn't merely tipsy; he was absolutely roaring drunk, unable to stand.
• By midnight, a few guests at the party were already roaring drunk.
• The police found him roaring drunk and disorderly in the town square.
• She vowed never again to get so roaring drunk after seeing the video footage.
• I've never witnessed anyone so roaring drunk in my entire life.
• The character in the play is a poet who is perpetually roaring drunk.
• After downing several shots, he became roaring drunk very quickly.
• He has a reputation for getting roaring drunk at social gatherings.
• His friends had to practically carry him home, as he was roaring drunk.