Between 500 and 1,000 men described as drunk and aggressive are believed to have been behind the attacks on partygoers in the centre of the western German city.
Where else could you possibly look up thirteen hundred years' worth of permutations of the word "love," or find out how John Locke might have described getting drunk (swinking, bezzling, sottishness, fuddling, bibbership)?
A man a transit worker described as "drunk and racist" was thrown off a train in the United Kingdom after ranting about a woman and her 4-year-old son in a scene caught on video. .
Matthew Ellis, Staffordshire's police and crime commissioner, describes a drunk who used gravel to scratch his own face and then threatened to blame the police; he stopped after an officer pointed out that the encounter had been taped.
In book two, A Man in Love, for example, he describes getting drunk, breaking a glass and slicing up his own face, when the woman he loves rejects him.
Like the OED, it is built on "historical principles", with dates for citations, impressing upon us the boisterous demotic creativity of our forebears, who were no less interested than we are in making up new ways to describe getting drunk (1650: "go to the scriveners and learn to make indentures").
And you are just wankered, so hammered that you actually stink; so pissed that the alcohol is coming off you in fumes that, if visible, would look like squiggly lines of heat vapour drawn on cartoons – you, in this moment, are literally why people describe being drunk as being "steaming".
In 2002 Mr Livingstone attacked the Evening Standard, its London evening paper, for its coverage of an incident in which he was described as being drunk and violent.
The night before the inspectors arrived, two prisoners were described as "violently drunk" and had to be forcibly moved to a segregation unit.
Caernarfon Crown Court heard that both admitted having sex with the 19-year-old who was described as too drunk to consent.
In response, Lula da Silva said the Social Democrats persecuted the poor north-east region of Brazil in the same way the Nazis maltreated the Jews, and that Neves, whom he has described as a drunk and a playboy, was as intolerant as King Herod.
