ratted

RAT-id/ˈɹætɪd/

2 meanings of ratted

1
verb
Simple past and past participle of rat. Use this form when talking about something that already happened.
He ratted on his teammates to stay out of trouble.
She ratted out the kids who skipped class.
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2
adjectiveslangBritish
Drunk after having too much alcohol.
Like someone who can barely walk straight after too many drinks.
By midnight half the guests were completely ratted.
He got totally ratted at the pub on Friday night.
Similardrunk, wasted, plastered, hammered, smashed
Oppositesober
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ratted is a form of rat

rat, verb: To turn against people, especially by telling the police or someone in charge what they did. Full entry

Forms: ratrats he/she/itratting -ing formratted past tense, past participle
Spelling: rat → ratted: double the t, add -ed
Sound: The ending sounds like /ɪd/, an extra syllable.

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Origin

A short form of the word "rat-arsed."