intoxication

intoxication
n
1. drunkenness, insobriety, inebrie ty, inebriation, intemperance, sottedness, besottedness, tipsiness; alcoholism, chronic alcoholism, dipsomania, habitual drunkenness, bibulousness, bibulosity, bibacity, bibaciousness, crapulence, crapulency, crapulousness.
2. drink, drinking, heavy or serious or problem drinking; imbibing, tippling, toping, bibition, biba-tion, bibbing, bibbling, Rare. bibbery, Inf. boozing, Inf. swilling, Sl. hitting the bottle or booze or sauce, Brit. Sl. bevying.
3. exhilaration, invigoration, stimulation, animation; ecstasy, elation, excitement, excitation; madness, delirium, frenzy, raving; enchantment, enravishment, transportation; fascination, infatuation, captivation.
4.Pathology. poisoning, Pathol. autointoxication, Pathol. autotoxicosis, Pathol, autotoxemia or autotoxaemia.

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