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1. alcohol intoxicated. Cf. smashed RT: drunk. [U.S., W&F 1967]+ C+ ~6 C+ ~% v! M5 B4 W
2. raided by the police in search of drugs. Probably from the expression crash a party. [Br., listed in BTD: 1968]5 K" C5 E/ h- V" i- e) a' T
The Slang and Jargon of Drugs and Drink7 l1 a `! c) k# [
By Richard A. Spears · 19868 a1 K4 {: K9 N
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1. mod. alcohol intoxicated.' C: V, G) G2 J+ V( E4 p
> Fred is crashed. Leave him alone.8 u. R% _: ?! o0 p: Y
> There were two crashed freshmen asleep on the lawn.
, h/ r) l5 x# ~+ h2 n& Y2. mod. raided by the police. (See also bust.) j/ I* k8 @; k- k( X( B! {, Q
> Our pad got crashed, and a lot of kids were arrested.7 n* {$ U r# w( |7 s. r
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By Richard A. Spears · 19964 O3 s, B0 u4 b1 e* p* V1 {5 g
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1 mod. alcohol intoxicated.
0 O4 n3 Y0 j! O5 t, l6 L V, |> There were two crashed freshmen on the lawn.# s1 D) N# T% m3 D
2 mod. raided by the police. (see also bust.)
B: W& `0 c0 S9 K: n> Our pad got crashed, and a lot of kids were arrested.
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