under the mahogany

adjective

Drunk, intoxicated.

Meanings

adjectiveunder the mahogany (comparative more under the mahogany, superlative most under the mahogany)

comparative more under the mahogany · superlative most under the mahogany

  1. idiomaticDrunk, intoxicated.

    Synonyms: below the mahogany

Synonyms & antonyms

adjectiveDrunk, intoxicated.

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Chicago

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