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# to have one's mental faculties seriously impaired by the use of artificial | # to have one's mental faculties seriously impaired by the use of artificial means | ||
#:''"he's completely outsauced"'' | #:''"he's completely outsauced"'' | ||
#:''"as outsauced as a Judge"'' | #:''"as outsauced as a Judge"'' | ||
Revision as of 17:29, 7 August 2010
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Adjective
outsauced
- to have one's mental faculties seriously impaired by the use of artificial means
- "he's completely outsauced"
- "as outsauced as a Judge"
Verb
to outsauce
- to deliberately administer mind-whithering intoxicants