Buzzed

[Britney]

Means that you have begun the process of entering an alcoholic beverage into your system. You are now ready to begin step two: drowning yourself in booze. After step two is complete you may feel very happy, and it might be a little hard to walk, you have now completed the process and you are officially drunk. Congratulations.

[PussyCat]

Those who do not often intake tobacco into their system may feel a buzzed feeling when smoking cigarettes, or when they take a fat lip of dip. The resulting buzzed feeling consists of a dizzy feeling or light-headedness.

When one consumes just enough alcohol or smokes just enough weed to make them feel a little [inebriated] or [intoxicated].

The past-tense of the sound a flying insect makes.

[Donald Trump]

This means you are kind of high. If your not quite high, then your buzzed.

[Rihanna]

If your not completly drunk after drinking, but you still feel a bit drunk, than your buzzed.
Its another way to say tipsy

[Couch Potatoe]

A good felling after you have been drinking, smoking etc.

[Sonia]

an effect encountered after smoking various plants or drinking various alcoholic drinks

[Mark Zuckerberg]

buzzed means short haircuts. not necessarily an alcohol or drugs reference.

[Couch Potatoe]

A 1950s term as To annoy or uphold. To mock. Can be used loosley. May mean to scan.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

when your legs cant move
because they goo zzz
and they are as you call it asleep

[Britney]

What nieve people call drunk, hammered, sloshed, etc. Usually someone of Irish decent who would never admit to being drunk. Different levels of drunk are all refered to as buzzed.

[Donald Trump]

Slightly drunk; tipsy.

[Agnes]

That you are drunk but you can still function. You [feel good], but you are not [too drunk] where [you need help] getting home and such.