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1. alcohol intoxicated. Cf. smashed RT: drunk. [U.S., W&F 1967]; q/ e3 m6 |. D( {
2. raided by the police in search of drugs. Probably from the expression crash a party. [Br., listed in BTD: 1968]& |( W0 r1 y: s9 v9 r! f
The Slang and Jargon of Drugs and Drink
. P8 F. p5 Y3 e7 `By Richard A. Spears · 1986
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1. mod. alcohol intoxicated.
2 A( \- a1 @% `" Z> Fred is crashed. Leave him alone.( U# P' r& p5 J0 k& @( g
> There were two crashed freshmen asleep on the lawn.
4 ]4 T! o5 O/ T! O$ s! z* R1 [2. mod. raided by the police. (See also bust.)
0 u" F5 C, j/ ^$ L! L) V& ~5 _> Our pad got crashed, and a lot of kids were arrested.; e5 f# B3 r I) D
Slang American Style1 _4 W4 \0 ?9 D3 C- B% C
By Richard A. Spears · 1996
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]9 s; \) M* f9 ~1 mod. alcohol intoxicated.
/ R, e+ o" v& B" D4 y' A> There were two crashed freshmen on the lawn.
( F6 J' Z4 ~1 C2 mod. raided by the police. (see also bust.)
, p. ~* T" @8 b> Our pad got crashed, and a lot of kids were arrested.
: g5 R) r$ X+ V0 G- d' Z- NMcGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
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