heady adj.1
drunk.
![]() | (con. 1840s–50s) London Labour and London Poor III 288/1: When they become heady [...] then the publicans kick our poor men out. | |
![]() | DN IV:iii 214: heady, drunk. | ‘Terms Of Disparagement’ in|
![]() | Unfaithful Music 157: The whiskey felt warm and I was soon heady in the overheated, airless train. |