stoned

UK
/stəʊnd/
US
/stoʊnd/

Translations

stonedadjective
more stoned
Comp.
most stoned
Super.
UK
/stəʊnd/
US
/stoʊnd/
He looked completely stoned after the party.
Он выглядел полностью обкуренным после вечеринки.
под кайфом
She was so stoned that she couldn't stop laughing.
Она была настолько под кайфом, что не могла перестать смеяться.
stonedpast participle
UK
/stəʊnd/
US
/stoʊnd/
Used to describe someone or something that has been pelted with stones; functions adjectivally.
stoneverb

stoned

Past Simple

stoned
Past Simple
stoned
Past Participle
stoning
Gerund
UK
/stəʊn/
US
/stoʊn/
забросать камнями
The angry mob decided to stone the criminal.
Разъяренная толпа решила забросать камнями преступника.
Synonyms
to throw stones at
to pelt
to bombard
stonepast participle

stoned

Adds the well-established adjectival use of the past participle “stoned” meaning ‘intoxicated (especially with marijuana)’. This sense is not covered by the existing ADJECTIVE entry, which is restricted to ‘made of stone’ and ‘unfeeling’.
Synonyms
stoned to death
pelleted with stones

Definitions

stonedadjective
Under the influence of drugs, especially marijuana, to the point of being intoxicated or impaired.
He was so stoned that he couldn't remember where he parked his car.
stonedpast participle
Having been pelted with stones, especially as a form of punishment or execution.
The prophet was stoned outside the city gates.
stoneverb
To throw stones at someone or something.
The angry mob decided to stone the intruder.
To remove the stone or pit from a fruit.
She carefully stoned the cherries before adding them to the pie.
To face, pave, or build with stone.
They plan to stone the exterior of the cottage for a rustic look.
stonepast participle
Under the influence of drugs, especially cannabis; intoxicated.
He showed up to the meeting completely stoned.