TO HAVE ONE’S BACK TEETH AFLOAT, verb. phr. (common).—To be drunk: see SCREWED.
1888. Missouri Republican, 25 Jan. His honour … drank until, as an onlooker put it, his BACK TEETH WERE WELL AFLOAT.
TO HAVE ONE’S BACK TEETH AFLOAT, verb. phr. (common).—To be drunk: see SCREWED.
1888. Missouri Republican, 25 Jan. His honour … drank until, as an onlooker put it, his BACK TEETH WERE WELL AFLOAT.
