altitude



be in (one's) altitudes

obsolete To be inebriated. That gentleman becomes most uncivil when he is in his altitudes.
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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!
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Handan-Turkish
Brandr-Ancient Scandinavian
Greger-Swedish
UlrichUWL-rikh (German)German, French, Ancient Germanic
Thankarat-Ancient Germanic
Anika (2)-Indian, Hindi