English to Samoan Meaning of drunk - ōnā

Drunk :
ōnā

ōnā, tagata onã, lauolaola

ōnā, tutuina, 'onā, mau, valea, lē māfaufau, e matua, faaaoga, fiafia, aveina, maua, tuu fagu, maualuga

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Definitions of drunk in English
Noun(1) a chronic drinker(2) someone who is intoxicated
Verb(1) take in liquids(2) consume alcohol(3) propose a toast to(4) be fascinated or spell-bound by; pay close attention to(5) drink excessive amounts of alcohol; be an alcoholic
Adjective(1) stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol(2) as if under the influence of alcohol
Examples of drunk in English
(1) he got drunk(2) It's one thing playing to a bunch of drunk students on a Saturday night.(3) A couple of people walked out when I was in Edinburgh but one of them was a very drunk man and I asked him to leave.(4) If I had a penny for every cute barman in the world, I'd be a very drunk man.(5) He then asked them if they thought that a drunk man would have had the presence of mind to jump into the back.(6) He said he saw a drunk walking down the street who ÔÇÿjust floated up and disappearedÔÇÖ.(7) they got drunk on whiskey(8) he felt drunk with rage(9) Perhaps this is an approach to discouraging driving while drunk and thirsty.(10) She got really drunk tonight and didn't want to go home to her parents so she showed up here.(11) These are not the kind of responsibilities a drunk cares to shoulder.(12) The youngsters then fled the scene when the police arrived, only to be picked up later drunk and abusive.(13) she's drunk with power(14) He had come in a drunken rage only to find her already drunk mother at home.(15) There were reports of car surfing, vandalism and a high number of drunk teenagers.(16) Maybe the Professor was even more drunk than he remembers, which is usually the case.
Related Phrases of drunk
(1) drink ::
inu
(2) get drunk ::
maua onā
(3) drunk driving ::
avetaavale onā
(4) getting drunk ::
maua onā
(5) very drunk ::
lava onā
(6) got drunk ::
ua ma inu
(7) drunk driver ::
avetaavale onā
(8) drunk man ::
tagata onā
(9) be drunk ::
ona onā
(10) blind drunk ::
onā tauaso
Synonyms
Adjective
1. intoxicated ::
ōnā
Noun
2. drunkard ::
tagata onã
3. wino ::
wino
Verb
4. swallow ::
folo
5. drink alcohol ::
inu ava malosi
6. toast ::
faʻamanuia
7. drink in ::
inu i
8. imbibe ::
imbibe
9. booze ::
booze
10. tope ::
tope
Different Forms
drunk, drunkard, drunkards, drunker, drunkest, drunks
Word Example from TV Shows
I'm not nearly drunk enough.

I'm not nearly DRUNK enough.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 18

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I drive better drunk.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I drive better DRUNK.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 11

If you were drunk enough and had some poor Riverlands whore

If you were DRUNK enough and had some poor Riverlands whore

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 6

Today, my holdfast looks like it was built by drunk children.

Today, my holdfast looks like it was built by DRUNK children.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 1


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