altitude



be in (one's) altitudes

obsolete To be inebriated. That gentleman becomes most uncivil when he is in his altitudes.
See also: altitude

in the altitudes

Intoxicated, with the connotation of being "high" (overly cheerful, unable to focus) as well. A: "Don't mind him, he's just in the altitudes." B: "Seriously? How is he drunk already?" Once I get in the altitudes, I usually can't stop giggling!
See also: altitude

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Yasser-Arabic, Persian
Simonas-Lithuanian
Lange['læŋə]
Radomir-Serbian, Russian, Bulgarian, Medieval Slavic
Jagannath-Indian, Hindi
EncarnaciÓNen-kahr-nah-THYON (Spanish), en-kahr-nah-SYON (Latin American Spanish)Spanish