gesuip, adj. — Green’s Dictionary of Slang

gesuip adj.

[Afk. suip, to drink, used of an animal]

(S.Afr.) drunk.

1984		East Province Herald 10 May 17: No kids fighting; no ouma screaming at them and the old man getting gesuip [DSAE].
2004		T. Eprile Persistence of Memory 163: The rest are just gesuip on Klipdrift, a swig of which Gidding now offers me.
2005		A. Schuster Foolish Delusions 178: Sebastian smirks, ‘She was too gesuip, too drunk to see anything’ .
2009		Mail & Guardian (Johanneburg) 26 Feb. 🌐 Gesuip — very drunk.