slang. Also lushey. [f. LUSH sb.2 + -Y1.] Intoxicated, drunk.
1811. Lex. Balatronicum, Lushey, drunk. The rolling kiddeys had a spree, and got blood lushey.
1821. Life D. Haggart, 15. They were both pretty lushy and quarrelling.
1883. L. Wingfield, A. Rowe, I. v. 127. ‘Steady there!’ bawled the Hebrew. ‘Damn him! always lushy.’
