adj. (common).—Drunk: see SCREWED.
1598. SHAKESPEARE, 1 Henry IV., iii. 2. Bardolph was SHAVED … and I’ll be sworn my pocket was picked.
1834. Atlantic Club-book, I. 138. When I met him, he was about—yes—just about HALF SHAVED.
1837–40. HALIBURTON (‘Sam Slick’), The Clockmaker (1862), 102. They remind me of Commodore Trip. When he was about HALF-SHAVED he thought everybody drunk but himself.
