or whiskified, adj. (common).—Drunk, bemused with whiskey: see SCREWED.
1857–9. THACKERAY, The Virginians, xxxviii. The two WHISKEYFIED gentlemen are up with her, however.
1872. W. BLACK, The Strange Adventures of a Phaeton, xxviii. This person was a sort of WHISKIFIED Old Mortality, who claimed to have cut all manner of tombstones standing around.
