adj. phr. (common).—Very intoxicated; so drunk as to be unable to see better than a blind man; So drunk as not to be able to see through a ladder (American): see SCREWED.
1845. B. DISRAELI, Sybil; or, The Two Nations, 350. Hang me if I wasn’t BLIND DRUNK at the end of it.
1900. KIPLING, Stalky & Co., 28. Stalky & Co. had … fallen by drink … They had returned BLIND-DRUNK from a hut.
