a. humorous. [ad. L. ēbriātus, pa. pple. of ēbriāre to make drunk.] Intoxicated; fig. Hence Ebriating ppl. a., intoxicating.
1847. Blackw. Mag., LXI. 704. Acme … Kiss’d her sweet youth’s ebriate eyes.
1872. M. Collins, Plunges for Pearl, II. vii. 120. He … solaced himself with something ebriating.
