Scuttered

v.

Heard in Kilkenny, Cork, Westmeath, Dublin, Kerry, Meath, Waterford and Wexford

To be absolutely drunk. Also: To be very drunk. Also: Very drunk.

In use

I had 12 pints last night- I was scuttered - bleeding deadly night it was" "That fella is scooterd out of has balls" "I was scuttered last night

Posh English

I consumed twelve pints last night. I was absolutely inebriated. It was a quite splendid evening.

Same phrase, other counties

  • Waterford
  • Wexford
  • Kerry
  • Cork (not in the dictionary)
  • Westmeath (not in the dictionary)
  • Dublin (not in the dictionary)

FAQ

What does Scuttered mean?

To be absolutely drunk. Also: To be very drunk. Also: Very drunk.

How do you use Scuttered?

For example: “I had 12 pints last night- I was scuttered - bleeding deadly night it was" "That fella is scooterd out of has balls" "I was scuttered last night” In Posh English: I consumed twelve pints last night. I was absolutely inebriated. It was a quite splendid evening.