Definition

1. Adjective (slang):
   • Intoxicated by alcohol: "rammaged" is a slang term meaning extremely drunk or inebriated. It implies a state of heavy intoxication, often with connotations of being disoriented or incapacitated.

Usage Examples

• (He was very drunk and unsteady.)
• (They became heavily intoxicated.)

Advanced Usage

• "to get rammaged": to become heavily intoxicated.

  • We decided to get rammaged at the festival. (We planned to drink excessively.)

• "rammaged out of one's mind": an intensified form meaning extremely drunk.

  • He was rammaged out of his mind and had to be carried home. (He was so drunk he was incoherent.)

Variants and Related Words

• Rammage (verb, slang): to become extremely drunk.

  • They rammaged themselves at the bar. (They drank heavily.)

• Rammaging (adjective, slang): describing the process of becoming very drunk.

  • We spent the night rammaging at the club. (We were in the process of getting very drunk.)

Synonyms

• Drunk: in a state of intoxication.
• Wasted (slang): extremely drunk or high.
• Blitzed (slang): heavily intoxicated.
• Hammered (slang): very drunk.

Related Idioms

• "three sheets to the wind": an idiom meaning drunk, often used similarly to "rammaged."

  • He was three sheets to the wind after just two beers. (He was noticeably drunk.)

• "under the influence": a formal phrase for being affected by alcohol or drugs.

  • She was driving under the influence and got arrested. (She was drunk while driving.)

Note: This word is rare and highly informal, primarily used in British or Australian slang. It is not standard in formal writing or speech.