adv. (colloquial).—1. Drunk: see SCREWED. Also SO-SO.
1809. MALKIN, Gil Blas [ROUTLEDGE], 50. We drank hard, and returned to our employers in a pretty pickle, that is to say SO-SO in the upper story.
2. (conventional: women’s).—Pregnant; LUMPY (q.v.).
3. (Ibid.).—In courses, UNDER REPAIR (q.v.).
Intj. (colloquial).—A questioning reply to a positive statement: e.g., ‘The King returns to town to-day.’ ‘So?’
