three sheets to the wind Antonyms
Strongest:
- tipsy
- stiff
- wet
- under-the-influence
- high
- drunken
- lit-up
- tight
- in-the-bag
- wiped-out
- under-the-weather
- wasted
- drunk
- fried
Strong:
- stoned
- soused
- tiddly
- sloshed
- impaired
- juiced
- squiffy
- blitzed
- blotto
- potted
- sottish
- sozzled
- squiffed
- plastered
- gassed
- crocked
- lit
- inebriated
- blind
- intoxicated
- strung-out
- stinking
- canned
- inebriate
- loaded
- in-one-s-cups
- stewed
- oiled
- boozy
- tanked
- pickled
- pie-eyed
- cockeyed
- looped
- besotted
Weak:
Meaning of three sheets to the wind
three sheets to the wind
one manufactured for printing, a suspended or moving expanse (as of fire or rain), to fix the responsibility for, to cover with a sheet, bedsheet, an oblong of usually cotton or linen cloth used as an article of bedding, a newspaper, magazine, or occasional publication, the spaces at either end of an open boat not occupied by thwarts, a newspaper, periodical, or occasional publication, to extend (a sail) and set as flat as possible by hauling upon the sheets, the unseparated postage stamps printed by one impression of a plate on a single piece of paper, a portion of something that is thin in comparison to its length and breadth, of, relating to, or concerned with the making of sheet metal, rolled or spread out in a sheet, a portion of something that is thin in comparison to its length and width, a flat baking pan of tinned metal, drunk sense 1a, sail sense 1a(1), a rectangular piece of heavy paper with a plant specimen mounted on it, a broad surface of something, a surface or part of a surface in which it is possible to pass from any one point of it to any other without leaving the surface, to form into sheets, a broad piece of cloth (as an article of bedding used next to the body), a usually rectangular piece of paper, a printed signature for a book especially before it has been folded, cut, or bound, pane sense 2, a broad piece of cloth, a pane of stamps, to move or set (a sail) by manipulation of a sheet, a broad stretch or surface of something, a rope or chain that regulates the angle at which a sail is set in relation to the wind, an unbound page of a book, to furnish with sheets, to fall, spread, or flow in a sheet
three sheets to the wind Sentence Examples
- John stumbled home after dinner, three sheets to the wind and unable to stand upright.
- The sailor had spent all his pay at the tavern and was now three sheets to the wind, weaving drunkenly through the streets.
- The partygoers were three sheets to the wind, laughing and dancing wildly.
- After a heavy night of drinking, the man was three sheets to the wind and had to be carried to his bed.
- The driver was three sheets to the wind when he caused the car accident, resulting in multiple injuries.
- The teenager was arrested for underage drinking after being found three sheets to the wind at a house party.
- The politician's speech was a disaster as he was three sheets to the wind and slurring his words.
- The wedding reception turned into a drunken affair, with many guests three sheets to the wind by the end of the night.
- The man woke up with a pounding headache, realizing he had been three sheets to the wind the night before.
- The company's Christmas party was a wild affair, with several employees ending up three sheets to the wind and causing a scene.
FAQs About the word three sheets to the wind
one manufactured for printing, a suspended or moving expanse (as of fire or rain), to fix the responsibility for, to cover with a sheet, bedsheet, an oblong of
tipsy, stiff, wet, under the influence, high, drunken, lit up, tight, in the bag, wiped out
straight, sober, dry, cool, steady,temperate, level, teetotal, abstinent,abstemious
John stumbled home after dinner, three sheets to the wind and unable to stand upright.
The sailor had spent all his pay at the tavern and was now three sheets to the wind, weaving drunkenly through the streets.
The partygoers were three sheets to the wind, laughing and dancing wildly.
After a heavy night of drinking, the man was three sheets to the wind and had to be carried to his bed.
