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rubbered

adjective
USRUB-erd/ˈɹʌbɚd/UKRUB-uhd/ˈɹʌbəd/

2 meanings of rubbered

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Treated or coated with rubber.

    The factory shipped rubbered fabric for making waterproof tents.

    Engineers chose a rubbered coating to protect the cables from moisture.

    Similarrubberized

  2. 2
    adjectiveslangUK
    Extremely drunk from heavy drinking.

    He got thoroughly rubbered at the pub and lost his keys on the way home.

    She was too rubbered to remember how the night ended.

    Similardrunk, plastered, hammered, smashed, sloshed

    Oppositesober

    Note

    This is British slang, and it usually travels with get: Gordon Legge's In Between Talking about the Football (1991) has friends planning on "getting rubbered" before a disco, and Giulio Saggin's Deep Fried Pizza (2011) uses the same phrase for a Friday-night celebration. Because it already means drunk to the limit, it is not graded with more or most. Keep it for casual talk.

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Origin

Formed from "rubber" combined with the suffix "-ed".