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[ UK /blˈɒtə‍ʊ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. very drunk

How To Use blotto In A Sentence

  • Only thing was, we were completely blotto by that point.
  • I wondered what had caused him to become so blotto and so enraged.
  • But I think that this is what keeps some people from going totally blotto, becoming real sickos.
  • I even attempted panhandling once, quickly learning that when you are blotto it's difficult to shame ‘bus fare’ from uptight businessmen.
  • Instead they would prefer to end up blotto at the end of the night.
  • Threatening them to be dumped from their trip if they get blotto presupposes their hearts can't be touched. Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: Rebirthing Birthright
  • It's an exaggeration to say that Boswell and his contemporaries would start the day with a tuppeny tart, get blotto at lunchtime and join in a riot on the way home but not much of an exaggeration.
  • It is always lead by what the consumer wants and they want to get blotto.
  • Hopefully this new initiative will go in some small way towards showing young people there is an alternative to going out and getting completely blotto and not being responsible for their actions.
  • I remember that a large number of my contemporaries, including yours truly, would get blotto (you're right, it's a wonderful word Kevin) and sometimes do some truly despicable things.
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