The phrase 'more drunk' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has a higher level of intoxication than before. For example, "He got more drunk as the night went on."
She enjoyed it more drunk.
O.K., now who was more drunk?
He was less stoned, more drunk.
And then probably going on somewhere else to get more drunk!
The more drunk we became, the more compelling his violent stories seemed.
"She didn't appear any more drunk than anybody else I had been with," he told Kianerci.
More drunks on the road, syringes in the water, beaches to close.
Bill W. and Dr. Bob shared the story of their recoveries with more drunks in this same spirit.
By joining together to oppose Lords reform, they preserved the indefensible for three decades.Comparing the 1970s and 1980s with today, there were more MPs on the make, more part-timers, more time-servers and, noticeably, far more drunks.
How can we get more drunk-driving offenders to use interlocks?
"They just get a lot more drunks off the road," Righeimer said.
