piped adj.1
1. (US) drunk [SE pipe, a large barrel].
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | Life In Sing Sing 251: Pipe. person under the influence of intoxicants. | |
| Anaconda Standard (MT) 20 Jan. 21/6: [P]iped to the gills. | |
| Knocking the Neighbors 98: He was keyed to Concert Pitch and the Audience was Piped and all the old sure-fire Bokum of a Sentimental Nature simply Killed them. | |
| Keys to Crookdom 413: Piped – under the influence of liquor. | |
| ‘Sl. Expressions for Drunk’ in New Republic in AS XVI:1 (1941) 9 Mar. 70: [...] piped. |
2. (also piped up) in drug uses [pipe n.1 (3)].
(a) under the influence of drugs.
| Keys to Crookdom 413: Piped – under the influence of [...] narcotics. | |
| Criminal Sl. (rev. edn). | |
| Traffic In Narcotics 313: piped. Under the influence of drugs. | |
| I, Fatty 115: A half-dead junkie [...] who shuffled like a piped-up Chinaman. |
(b) under the influence of crack cocaine.
| Iced 38: I remember things I have done to get piped. |