smoshed
getting pants-sh-tting drunk; absolutely sh-tfaced.
“girl..over this long weekend were going to get absolutely smoshed!”
killing a bug with extreme rage
dude,he smoshed that bug and sent guts flying everywhere
a state of a person or in which a person is sloshed and smashed. state of being blind drunk with no or less consciousness.
tim was total smoshed at the party last night, he didnt even know what he was eating.
the act of getting drunk and replacing your vowels with “o” sounds.
started by katie in late 1857, in the sleepy town of freo.
person 1- “omg! caitmon got soooo smoshed on sat-rday noight!”
person 2- “i know, she loike yokked everywhere, h-ll mong.”
person 1- “grouse toime though”
person 2- “yah mon, so glad you’re my bast frund!”
person 1- “mon, we’re bust frunz for uvah”
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