Trollied (adjective / UK Slang)
(Also heard as: Trolleyed, Absolutely trollied, Getting trollied)
Definition:
Trollied means very drunk. It is a playful British slang word for being heavily intoxicated.
Where Trollied Comes From:
It may come from the image of someone wobbling like a runaway shopping trolley, or from “off one’s trolley”, meaning mad. It has been used in the UK since the late 20th century.
How People Actually Use Trollied:
Used about a drunken night: “we were completely trollied”. Casual, humorous and often a little affectionate.
Is Trollied Rude?
No. It is lighthearted slang.
Examples in the Wild:
- “She was completely trollied at the party.”Meaning: She was very drunk.
- “We got trollied on a Tuesday.”Meaning: We drank heavily midweek.
- “He’s too trollied to drive.”Meaning: He is too drunk to drive.
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