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punch-drunk

[puhnch-druhngk] / ˈpʌntʃˌdrʌŋk /


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Now, Northwestern University neurobiologists are the first to uncover what produces this punch-drunk effect.

From Science Daily

Bleary-eyed and punch-drunk on pumpkin pie and chocolate, you’d continue watching, only to return to that same scene or line later on in your mind, struggling to articulate your thoughts and feelings about it.

From Salon

Argentina were slightly punch-drunk and didn't really know how to counter it.

From BBC

We were equally punch-drunk by each other’s intellect.

From Los Angeles Times

Luhrmann’s punch-drunk glitter explosion of a jukebox musical, a then-polarizing tour de force that now feels like more of a classic than ever.

From Los Angeles Times