feeling daiquiried
- idiom
- Informal
- After two cocktails, she was clearly feeling daiquiried and started to laugh at everything.
Examples
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After two drinks, she was feeling daiquiried.
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He texted me to say he was feeling daiquiried and might be home late.
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I get feeling daiquiried pretty quickly because they're so sweet and go down easily.
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I'm feeling daiquiried after that party.
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After two daiquiris, I was definitely feeling daiquiried and found everything amusing.
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She texted her friends that she was feeling daiquiried after a night out at the bar.
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I often start feeling daiquiried after just a couple of those fruity cocktails.
Synonyms
A little drunk after drinking a small amount of alcohol
Slightly drunk after drinking alcohol
Be a little drunk or dizzy after drinking alcohol
Antonyms
How Drunk
Surface Forms
Morphology
feeling + daiquiried
The adjective 'daiquiried' is transparently formed from 'daiquiri' + -ed to mean 'affected by daiquiris', so paired with 'feeling' it clearly denotes being slightly drunk or tipsy after drinking daiquiris. This follows regular English derivational patterns (drink name + -ed) and would be predictable to learners who know the noun 'daiquiri' and the adjectival -ed pattern.
Etymology
Feeling daiquiried comes from the sweet cocktail daiquiri, a rum drink that can make you feel light and a little drunk. So when someone says they are feeling daiquiried, they mean they are 'tipsy' or slightly drunk after having daiquiris.