adjective, American English, informal - slightly drunk
adjective, American English, informal - slightly drunk
noun, informal - an additional serving of food taken after someone has already had seconds
noun, informal - an extra portion of food that someone takes after finishing their first serving
noun, British English, informal - champagne or another sparkling wine
verb - to avoid dealing with a difficult or sensitive issue directly, usually to prevent conflict or upset
noun - a rotating tray, usually placed in the center of a table, that makes it easy for people to reach food or other items
noun - speech or writing that is impossible to understand; complete nonsense
noun - someone or something that is extremely versatile and useful in many different situations
noun - the process by which information becomes increasingly inaccurate or distorted as it is passed from one person to another
noun - a game in which a message is whispered from one person to the next in a line, usually becoming increasingly distorted as it is passed along
verb - to contain many faults, inconsistencies, or weaknesses; to be badly constructed or easy to disprove because of numerous gaps or errors