rubbered

English

Etymology

From rubber +‎ -ed.

Pronunciation

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Adjective

rubbered (not comparable)

1. Treated or coated with rubber.

   rubbered waterproof cloth

2. (UK, slang) Thoroughly drunk.
   • 1991, Gordon Legge, In Between Talking about the Football, page 63:

     Bobby laughed. 'She's away out for a meal with her pals. What are you lot up to the night, anyway?'
     'Eh, getting rubbered, I suppose,' said Drew.
     'Then hitting some disco,' added Gus.

   • 2011, Giulio Saggin, Deep Fried Pizza, page 95:

     Steve celebrated his return to The Scotsman by getting rubbered that Friday night.

Anagrams

• redubber, rerubbed