Meaning of as drunk as a skunk in English:

phrase

• Extremely drunk.

  More example sentences

  • ‘Freezing cold and drunk as a skunk, I am doing the sensible thing and ploughing forward through the snowy city streets toward home, as if I have a purpose.’
  • ‘He was drunk as a skunk, barely standing and being abusive.’
  • ‘Then later, drunk as a skunk, he asked for a cigarette again.’
  • ‘So I'm feeling guilty because I'm calling an ambulance for someone who's obviously drunk as a skunk.’
  • ‘He's usually drunk as a skunk, or else raising a big stink about something else.’
  • ‘You can eat and drink like a king for £25 - £30 or banquet and get drunk as a lord for £50.’
  • ‘You know I'm meant to be the fastest hacker in the whole gang and yet here I am drunk as a skunk.’
  • ‘I rode in, off the trail, drunk as a skunk, barely able to stay on my horse.’
  • ‘Even when he was as drunk as a skunk, he was undeniably attractive.’
  • ‘Beside, nursing Kat through another night of getting drunk as a skunk is not really my idea of fun.’

  Synonyms

  intoxicated, inebriated, drunken, befuddled, incapable, tipsy, the worse for drink, under the influence, maudlin