Crossfaded

Pronunciation: /krɔsˌfeɪdəd/

Definitions of crossfaded

adjective describing a state of being under the influence of both alcohol and marijuana simultaneously

Example Sentences

A1 The music at the party was so loud and crossfaded that I couldn't hear myself think.

A2 She looked a bit crossfaded after having a few drinks at the bar.

B1 The DJ seamlessly crossfaded between songs, keeping the dance floor packed all night.

B2 The transition between the two tracks was perfectly crossfaded, creating a smooth and continuous mix.

C1 The crossfaded lighting effects added an extra layer of ambiance to the concert.

C2 The sound engineer expertly crossfaded the audio levels to ensure a flawless listening experience for the audience.

Examples of crossfaded in a Sentence

formal After consuming alcohol and marijuana simultaneously, he became crossfaded and was unable to drive.

informal We got crossfaded at the party last night and had a great time.

slang I love getting crossfaded with my friends on the weekends.

figurative Her emotions were crossfaded, torn between happiness and sadness.

Grammatical Forms of crossfaded

• past tense: crossfaded
• plural: crossfaded
• comparative: more crossfaded
• superlative: most crossfaded
• present tense: crossfade
• future tense: will crossfade
• perfect tense: have crossfaded
• continuous tense: is crossfading
• singular: crossfaded
• positive degree: crossfaded
• infinitive: to crossfade
• gerund: crossfading
• participle: crossfading

Origin and Evolution of crossfaded

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'crossfaded' originated as a slang term in the late 20th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the state of being simultaneously under the influence of alcohol and marijuana, the term 'crossfaded' has evolved to also refer to the mixing of different types of music or genres in a DJ set or playlist.