adj. (colloquial).—Drunk: also SQUIFFY: see SCREWED.
1900. KIPLING, Stalky & Co., 17. I never got SQUIFFY but once … an’ it made me horrid sick.
1901. W. S. WALKER, In the Blood, 256. He had often been outspoken enough about anybody being SQUIFFY.
adj. (colloquial).—Drunk: also SQUIFFY: see SCREWED.
1900. KIPLING, Stalky & Co., 17. I never got SQUIFFY but once … an’ it made me horrid sick.
1901. W. S. WALKER, In the Blood, 256. He had often been outspoken enough about anybody being SQUIFFY.
