Definition of orey-eyed in English:

orey-eyed

adjective ˈɔːriˌʌɪd

Quite drunk, intoxicated (used especially with reference to a person's appearance).

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Jack London (1876–1916), writer, war correspondent, and agronomist. Apparently from first element of uncertain identity + eyed (although compare early forms, both in J. London, in -oide, -ide). The first element may perhaps represent a pronunciation of awry, or perhaps of hoary, or perhaps compare oorie.

Definition of orey-eyed in US English:

orey-eyed

adjectiveˈɔːriˌʌɪd

Quite drunk, intoxicated (used especially with reference to a person's appearance).

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Jack London (1876–1916), writer, war correspondent, and agronomist. Apparently from a first element of uncertain identity + eyed (although compare early forms, both in J. London, in -oide, -ide). The first element may perhaps represent a pronunciation of awry, or perhaps of hoary, or perhaps compare oorie.

单词	orey-eyed
释义	Definition of orey-eyed in English: orey-eyed adjective ˈɔːriˌʌɪd US Quite drunk, intoxicated (used especially with reference to a person's appearance). Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Jack London (1876–1916), writer, war correspondent, and agronomist. Apparently from first element of uncertain identity + eyed (although compare early forms, both in J. London, in -oide, -ide). The first element may perhaps represent a pronunciation of awry, or perhaps of hoary, or perhaps compare oorie. Definition of orey-eyed in US English: orey-eyed adjectiveˈɔːriˌʌɪd US Quite drunk, intoxicated (used especially with reference to a person's appearance). Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Jack London (1876–1916), writer, war correspondent, and agronomist. Apparently from a first element of uncertain identity + eyed (although compare early forms, both in J. London, in -oide, -ide). The first element may perhaps represent a pronunciation of awry, or perhaps of hoary, or perhaps compare oorie.
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