State of loss of sensation or awareness, typically induced for medical purposes; narcosis

To be enchanted or infatuated with something; to revel in a feeling or environment

a drug that causes a temporary loss of sensation or awareness

a person who is often or currently drunk; used as a term of dislike or ridicule

to become intoxicated from drinking too much alcohol; to be drunk

intoxicated; tipsy; sottish

to be very drunk; to become disoriented by alcohol

to force or ply someone with alcohol until they are intoxicated; to get someone drunk; to inebriate

a drug used to make humans or animals temporarily lose feeling or consciousness; anesthetic; narcotic; chloroform

a drunkard or a drunken man

to become intoxicated or lose consciousness from drinking too much alcohol

anesthetist; anesthesiologist; a medical professional who specializes in administering anesthesia

To be charmed, fascinated, or deeply moved by someone or something; to be intoxicated with admiration or satisfaction.

totally mesmerized or intoxicated by something; literally like being obsessed or drunk

to be deeply fascinated, bewitched, or absorbed in something

to be deeply engrossed in or fascinated by something due to a strong interest; to be enthralled

a tipsy feeling; signs of being slightly intoxicated

(idiom) to live as if drunk or in a dream; to lead a muddled, decadent, or aimless existence without a sense of purpose

to be intoxicated with self-satisfaction; to be lost in self-admiration

(idiom) indulging in a life of luxury and dissipation; literally describing a place so dazzling with paper and gold that it causes one to become intoxicated and confused

ecstatic; enraptured; to be in a state of enchantment or ecstasy

the wine-lover's heart is not in the cup; to have hidden intentions or be pursuing a different goal than what is stated; (originally) of an interest in the beauty of nature rather than the wine itself

drugs or medicines that produce anesthesia or can lead to addiction; narcotics

extremely intoxicated; completely drunk

(idiom) extremely drunk; plastered; as drunk as a lord

having eyes that are blurry or unfocused from being drunk; drunken eyes

(idiom) to get thoroughly drunk; to get plastered; to keep drinking until one is intoxicated

As if intoxicated and stupefied; used to describe being fascinated, mesmerized, or crazy about something.

a state of being drunk, especially when showing signs of intoxication such as blurred consciousness or unusual behavior

an old drunkard; a person who loves drinking; a wine-lover

(idiom) to be completely plastered; to be so drunk that one's body is limp like a heap of mud

Literally "if there is wine today, get drunk today"; refers to living only for immediate pleasure without concern for the future or worrying about tomorrow.

A style of Chinese martial arts that mimics the movements of a drunk person. It features stumbles and falls to deceive opponents while maintaining mental focus remains sharp. The style is traditionally said to be inspired by the [[醉八仙|醉八仙|zui4 ba1 xian1]].

nonsense or gibberish spoken while intoxicated

A technique using acupuncture at specific points on the body to numb pain, allowing a patient to undergo surgery while conscious; often abbreviated as [[针麻|針麻|zhen1 ma2]].

A famous historical pavilion located in Chuzhou, Anhui Province, built during the Northern Song dynasty; its name was inspired by the nickname of the writer Ouyang Xiu, who wrote the classic essay [[醉翁亭记|醉翁亭記|zui4 weng1 ting2 ji4]] while serving as an official there.

drunk person; someone who is habitually intoxicated

a state of being unconscious or in a daze after drinking alcohol; the blissful or hazy realm of intoxication

to be completely or extremely intoxicated from drinking alcohol

An evergreen shrub or small tree with leathery serrated leaves and drooping clusters of white bell-shaped flowers; its leaves are highly toxic and can cause stupor in horses if ingested, leading to its name.

painting or calligraphy done while under the influence of alcohol

wild with joy or excitement; describe someone who has lost self-control or is acting as if drunk or crazy

Chinese dates (jujubes) preserved in liquor; dates steeped in spirits and sealed in a container

(idiom) I am drunk and would like to sleep; used to describe a person's sincere, natural, and straightforward character. Derived from a story about the poet [[陶渊明|陶淵明|tao2 yuan1 ming2]] who would bluntly tell guests to leave when he was tired.

to enjoy oneself while one can; to live only for the present without regard for the future; literally translated as having wine today and getting drunk today

originally describing a room or furniture so exquisitely decorated with gold and paper that it is dazzling to the eyes

Drugs used for medical or scientific purposes that can numb nerves and reduce pain, but are highly toxic and addictive if used long-term, such as opium, cannabis, or cocaine

Describes a state of being dazed, confused, or experiencing something that feels blurred between reality and a dream; in a trance-like state

to be extremely fascinated, infatuated, or overcome with admiration