cup-shot

== English == === Etymology === England, late 15th century–early 19th century. From cup (“drinking vessel”) +‎ shot (“discharged, cleared”). === Adjective === cup-shot (comparative more cup-shot, superlative most cup-shot) (obsolete) Intoxicated; drunk. ==== Synonyms ==== See Thesaurus:drunk ==== Related terms ==== cup-shotten === References === Wilson, John Dover (1949), “Glossary and Notes”, in Life in Shakespeare's England, 8th reprint edition, Cambridge at the University Press, published 1911 Rider, John; Holy-Oke, Francis (1640), Riders Dictionarie, Corrected and Augmented with the Addition of Many Hundred Words (etc.), page CUP-CUS