newted

English

Etymology

From newt +‎ -ed, from pissed as a newt.

Adjective

newted

  1. (slang) Very drunk.
    • 1993, Bill Buford, Best of Young British Novelists, volume 2, page 54:
      Even distinguished businessmen went out, got newted and did stupid things on Saturday night.

Verb

newted

  1. simple past and past participle of newt

Synonyms

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