Shmammered

Pronunciation: /ʃmæmərd/

Definitions of shmammered

adjective a slang term for being extremely intoxicated or drunk

Example Sentences

A1 He got shmammered at the party and couldn't even walk straight.

A2 She was so shmammered that she started singing karaoke in the middle of the bar.

B1 After getting shmammered, he decided it was a good idea to text his ex-girlfriend.

B2 The group of friends got completely shmammered and ended up getting kicked out of the club.

C1 Despite being shmammered, he managed to make it home safely in a taxi.

C2 She woke up the next morning feeling completely shmammered and regretting her decisions from the night before.

Examples of shmammered in a Sentence

formal He was completely shmammered at the company dinner, unable to hold a coherent conversation.

informal I can't believe you got so shmammered at the party last night!

slang She was shmammered after just a few drinks and started dancing on the table.

figurative The team was feeling shmammered by the overwhelming workload.

Grammatical Forms of shmammered

• past tense: shmammered
• plural: shmammered
• comparative: more shmammered
• superlative: most shmammered
• present tense: shmammer
• future tense: will shmammer
• perfect tense: have shmammered
• continuous tense: is shmammering
• singular: shmammered
• positive degree: shmammered
• infinitive: to shmammer
• gerund: shmammering
• participle: shmammered

Origin and Evolution of shmammered

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'shmammered' is believed to have originated as a slang term in English-speaking communities, likely as a playful or exaggerated variation of the word 'hammered' to describe someone who is extremely intoxicated.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'shmammered' has become a popular colloquial term used to humorously emphasize someone's level of drunkenness, often in a light-hearted or joking manner.