Moderate as in looped Intoxicated or drunk, similar to being in a state as if one has consumed a significant amount of alcohol, akin to being "potted." Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Half-seas Over'
The sailor warned his crew not to get half-seas over before embarking on the perilous journey across the stormy seas.
The chef accidentally added a bit too much wine to the sauce, leaving the dinner guests pleasantly half-seas over by the end of the meal.
The sailor, having enjoyed a night ashore, returned to the ship half-seas over, much to the captain's disapproval.
At the festive wedding reception, some guests became half-seas over, adding a touch of unpredictability to the dance floor.
The old tavern was filled with laughter as patrons gradually became half-seas over, sharing tales and raising their mugs.
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