ploughed adj.
drunk.
Household Words 24 Sept. 75/2: For the one word drunk [...] on the ran-tan, on the re-raw, groggy, ploughed, cut, and in his cups. | ‘Slang’ in||
Vulgar Tongue. | ||
London Standard 13 Dec. 3/3: A higher more intense state of beastliness [...] Out [...] Ploughed [...] Top Heavy. | ||
Sl. Dict. | ||
True Drunkard’s Delight. | ||
AS XXX:4 303: ploughed; schnockered; way up, adj. Drunk. | ‘Wayne University Sl.’||
Where the Boys Are 25: I drink. I didn’t in high school because getting plowed then was not so much alcohol as the will to get plowed, which bored me. | ||
Rockabilly (1963) 67: He was ploughed out of his mind. | ||
(con. 1960s) Wanderers 141: ‘It gets better the more you drink,’ said Joey [...] After a while everyone was plowed. | ||
Sl. U. 149: plowed drunk, intoxicated. | ||
Sl. and Sociability 45: Among the synonyms for drunk are [...] messed up, obliterated, ploughed. | ||
Shame the Devil 257: The Spot’s drinkers were working people and cops who got plowed early and made their way home. | ||
On the Bro’d 39: Dude was too plowed to say anything. |