faat3 zau2 din1發酒癲发酒癫
Jyutpingfaat3 zau2 din1
Yalefaat jáu dīn
Definition
To act crazy, wild, or rowdy when drunk; to be a happy or angry drunk.
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How it's used
Describes erratic or disruptive behavior specifically triggered by alcohol consumption. It implies a loss of inhibition or control that manifests as noisy, irrational, or embarrassing actions. Unlike general silliness, this term carries a negative connotation of being a nuisance to others in a social setting.
Examples
He acts silly when he drinks too much, it is very annoying.
Related words
Common phrases
to act silly after drinking too much
Common mistake
Do not use this to describe someone who is simply happy or energetic while drinking. It specifically refers to behavior that is socially unacceptable or out of character due to intoxication.
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