184 - Expression: Three Sheets To The Wind

American English Podcast

The idiom "to be three sheets to the wind" means to be very drunk. If you don't like hearing content related to alcohol, or you're underage, skip this episode! :)


Terms you will hear:

  1. to slur
  2. to stumble
  3. to giggle
  4. to black out
  5. to have a hangover
  6. to be as drunk as a skunk


Next week, we'll be talking about Wine Regions in the United States. Stay tuned!


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The idiom "to be three sheets to the wind" means to be very drunk. If you don't like hearing content related to alcohol, or you're underage, skip this episode! :)


Terms you will hear:

  1. to slur
  2. to stumble
  3. to giggle
  4. to black out
  5. to have a hangover
  6. to be as drunk as a skunk


Next week, we'll be talking about Wine Regions in the United States. Stay tuned!


Want to take your learning further? 


⁠⁠⁠Visit the website⁠⁠⁠ for more learning materials. You’ll also find the Academy there, where you can access bonus content for this episode and all of Season 4.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

2025-03-05 25 min
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