Sentence examples for like a pissed from inspiring English sources

And by pose I mean look like a pissed off teenager.

At the end of the road, reinforcements arrived, spilling out of the meat wagons like a pissed off coach party at a service station.

Her temperament was so bubbly that a French friend called her Mousse, after the foam given off by champagne: when she had both knees replaced in her 1970s, she said the crutches made her feel like "a pissed spider".

The noise your skin makes shining drowns out the crickets rivals the fireflies goes out into the world singing like a pissed fly and if coconuts fell on your head you wouldn't notice just keep on walking with that stupid smile on your face and a heart banging away like a djembe.

Then again, if your job involved standing in front of thousands of people, devoting intense levels of concentration to what's essentially musical micromanagement and nimble manipulation of small pieces of plastic, would you beam away like a pissed uncle trying to remember a beloved Bob Monkhouse gag?

I think the overwhelming number of people drink quite normally, drink a couple of glasses of wine, and then there are other people like myself, who like to get pissed, like to get high and have a really good time – so when you cease having a good time it just becomes a daily grind".

All of a sudden people were like, "You're pissed that people want to see your trailer?

And then the other runner did the same thing, and they were back to being neck and neck, charging through the game like a bloke pissed off his face to the nearest kebab house.

He shouts, "LOOKS LIKE I PISSED MYSELF DUNNIT," because it does look like he's just sat there and pissed himself.

I never really knew what I was supposed to do with the iron-tipped walking stick they'd given me at the hotel, but I twirled it like a pissed-up majorette when at length Horombo camp materialised through the fog.

Everyone bawls along to Mr Blue Sky like a pissed-up Pavarotti these days, but the three less clement song sections were vastly superior: the slow-burn gorgeousness of Big Wheels, Standin' in the Rain doing its damndest to be Beethoven rushing through a recital in a thunderstorm, and the piece's pinnacle, Summer and Lightning.