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• v  fill with sublime emotion
  He was inebriated by his phenomenal success
• v  make drunk (with alcoholic drinks)
• v  become drunk or drink excessively
• a  stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol)
  helplessly inebriated

• Others are just passing through Tokyo, perhaps as the first stop on an Asian itinerary, and see there is easy money to be made rapping to inebriated Japanese.
• Male-host barsmirror images of nightspots where giggling girls fawn over inebriated businessmenhave been on the fringe of Japan's colorful nightlife for decades, catering to .
• The tests confirmed that Paul, whose family disputed initial reports that he was inebriated, had a blood alcohol level three times the .

• exhilarate
• tickle pink
• inebriate
• thrill
• exalt
• beatify
• intoxicate
• soak
• souse
• hit it up
• intoxicated
• drunk

• sober

News & Articles

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• Helo Accident In Russia Caused By Passenger Flying The Aircraft
  R44 Went Down When Inebriated Pilot Allowed Drunk Passenger To Take The Controls A helicopter accident in Russia involving a Robinson R44 helicopter was caused by a drunk pilot allowing a passenger who was also inebriated to take the controls of the aircraft, according to an official inquiry.
  June 11, 2013 - The Aero-News Network

Quotes

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• Mel Gibson in The West Australian
  In his statement of apology, Gibson said: "I have battled the disease of alcoholism for all of my adult life and profoundly regret my horrific relapse. I apologise for any behaviour unbecoming of me in my inebriated state and have already taken...
• Tom Udall in USA Today
  It's simple - training attendants to identify inebriated passengers either boarding or already on a flight is critical to ensuring they make informed decisions when serving alcohol,Udall said.
• Will Hodgman in Sydney Morning Herald
  State Liberal Leader Will Hodgman said the Tasmanian government was "inebriated with its own power" and the premier's position looked "increasingly shaky".