blitzed
Speech parts
1. blitzed - Adjective
2. blitzed - Verb
Meaning
blitzed
simple past and past participle of blitz
blitzed (comparative more blitzed, superlative most blitzed)
(slang) Drunk; wasted.
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Examples
As Bradshaw dropped back to pass, Harris and linebacker D.D. Lewis both blitzed in an attempt to sack him.
Adairsville’s girls basketball team blitzed Woodland in a fast-paced season opener Saturday, winning 65-38 behind big games from its three stars, Josie Summerville, Nakiyah Washington and Emily Collum.
And East Bay bands regularly blitzed through the tolls to perform at all sorts of smaller-capacity bars and clubs in the city.
It's scrumptious rubbed into roast lamb with garlic, or even blitzed with other herbs and olive oil to coat roast potatoes and the fragrance of rosemary can fill a room.
Harrison blitzed the outright lap record from a standing start with a speed of 134.432mph, a time of 16m 50.384s.
Maddinson blitzed the competition late in the season with knocks of 62 (31) and 61 (26) - which included 24 runs off one James Faulkner over.