blitzed
Americanadjective
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drunk or stoned.
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extremely tired.
Etymology
Origin of blitzed
Example Sentences
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Fans of Markiplier, whose YouTube channel has 38 million subscribers, blitzed theaters with requests to show “Iron Lung.”
An understandably nervy Stidham was swiftly and repeatedly blitzed by the Patriots Sunday, throwing a wild incomplete pass on an opening drive that ended with a punt.
From Barron's
The sourdough heel I found lingering in the fridge wasn’t good for much, but it was perfect blitzed into spiced breadcrumbs to scatter over bolognese.
From Salon
Doncic said after dishing 11 assists with 35 points against the Dallas Mavericks on Friday that if he gets blitzed by extra defenders, it’s a sign he did his job.
From Los Angeles Times
Savers with cash in low-interest accounts will be blitzed with offers to invest their money in stocks and shares instead, under government plans.
From BBC
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