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Home » Words » sopeado

sopeado

Sopeado is a Mexican slang term that refers to someone who is very drunk or intoxicated. This term is derived from 'sopear' which means to dunk something into liquid, metaphorically referring to someone who is so drunk as if they were dunked into alcohol.

Examples

  • Spanish: Después de la fiesta, José estaba tan sopeado que no podía ni caminar.
  • English: After the party, Jose was so drunk that he couldn't even walk.

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