souped

1. 1
   verb

   Simple past and past participle of soup. Use this form for something that already happened.

   She souped up her old motorbike over the winter.

   The team souped up the boat's motor before the race.

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2. 2
   adjective

   In trouble, or in a difficult or bad situation.

   Like being stuck in deep mud with no easy way out.

   We were really souped when the car broke down miles from home.

   He's souped now that his boss found out about the mistake.

   Similardoomed, busted

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3. 3
   adjectiveslang

   Drunk from drinking too much alcohol.

   By midnight he was completely souped and could barely stand.

   She got souped at the wedding and slept through her alarm.

   Similardrunk, plastered, smashed, hammered, wasted

   Oppositesober

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4. 4
   adjectiveslang

   High from using drugs.

   He'd been souped on painkillers for days and barely spoke.

   After the injection she was so souped she drifted off mid-sentence.

   Similarhigh, stoned, wasted, doped

   Oppositesober, clean

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5. 5
   adjectivedialectalNew England

   Very excited and full of energy.

   Like a kid bouncing with joy before a birthday party.

   The kids were all souped about the trip to the amusement park.

   She felt souped the moment the concert lights came on.

   Similarexcited, pumped, psyched, hyped, stoked

   Oppositebored, apathetic

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