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How to say boozy; a drunk
in Thai
ขี้เมา
kîi-mao
boozy; a drunk
kîi fallingmao mid
เมา 'drunk'. As a joke among friends; as a description, it's harsh.
- Part of speech
- adj
In a sentence
- เพื่อนขี้เมาpûean kîi-maoa boozy friend
The culture behind it
CULTURE
ขี้- humour: labels with a grin
From the same situation: Describing people and things
- สูงtall, high
- เตี้ยshort (height)
- อ้วนfat, chubby
- ผอมthin, slim
- หล่อhandsome
- น่ารักcute, lovely, sweet
- รูปร่างfigure, build, shape
- ผู้ชายman, male
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