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Like most chilly north European countries, it has an ancient tradition of getting blotto.
He travelled across America reading his poems to large, mainly young audiences who seemed not to mind that he was often incomprehensible, perhaps because his admirers were themselves blotto on drugs.Even during his travels abroad he was often in the headlines.
Individuals would be spotted in the Fulham Road, in navy Husky and Hermès scarf knotted on the chin, greeting each other with air-kisses on either cheek; or lying blotto on some college lawn the morning after a May Ball, black tie just about together.
No chummy interviews with celebs Unless they're absolutely blotto and likely to say something outrageous, rather than just thank their fans, who are invariably the best in the world, and all the people at their record company, and... oh, you know what I mean.
And finally, while the NHS must care for those already addicted, it needs to get tougher on those who won't stop drinking till they are blotto.
Men such as Sir Henry Rawlinson, Vivian Stanshall's creation, played by Trevor Howard in the 1980 film Sir Henry At Rawlinson's End: a grotesquely decadent aristocrat whose crest bears the legend "Omnes blotto ", Sir Henry defines empire as "decency, democracy, kindness and the occasional necessary mercy killing".
There are culinary horrors, packs of grunting, shirtless frontiersmen getting blotto , and genuine kangaroo-hunt footage.
The real objective of the evening, it was becoming evident, was not to educate anybody in anything but merely to take work-obsessed, mineral-water-drinking, gym-going New Yorkers and render them blotto and legless....The education of the evening turned out to be in the benefit auction at the end.
Just a few scenes later, Megan is completely blotto , twining around Don like a supplicant, moaning, "Please, it's the only thing I'm good for….
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Now, there's a strategy: get a bunch of wealthy New Yorkers blindingly blitzo-blotto and then sell them something....By the close, there was a feeling that a moment in European-American relations had been witnessed, in which the French behaved like the French and the affluent New Yorkers were irretrievably themselves.
At the time, the papers ran with "Harry Blotto" headlines while his Potter colleagues rallied round to show solidarity.
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The term "blotto" functions primarily as an adjective , describing a state of extreme drunkenness. It modifies a noun or pronoun, indicating that someone is heavily intoxicated. Ludwig confirms its usage in contexts describing inebriated individuals.
Expression frequency: Very common
