'I was smashed' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a state of being intoxicated, as in "I went to the party and had too many drinks; by the end of the night, I was smashed."
I drank the entire day until I was smashed.
On top of that, I was smashed for about an entire week after.
Two hours into the flight, I was smashed, but the baby kept throwing stuff my way so I had to interact with it a lot, which was stressing me out because I really don't know how to behave around children.
A part of me did it because I was smashed and in a horrid place after a break-up, and another part of me did it to be like: "Ha, fuck you, you might think you're all that, but I can still fuck n chuck you".
As a kid, I was smashed over the head with a conceptual hammer again and again until my self-confidence was somewhere between my knees and my arsehole, as all the sharp kids were given standing ovations for exquisitely timed "your mum" jokes.
As a kid, I was smashed over the head with a conceptual hammer again and again until my self-confidence was somewhere between my knees and my asshole, as all the sharp kids were given standing ovations for exquisitely timed "your mom" jokes.
I was smashing up cars, coming into the station at night drunk and coked-out with girls, throwing up or passing out.
I was smashing those guys left and right.
I been smashed the idea of that album even existing.
That's when I'm smashing my amp into something or other or goading the audience".
KT It's not like, "Wooh, I'm smashing this" but sometimes everything else disappears, and that happens very rarely.
