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drunk in love vs drunk with love

Both "drunk in love" and "drunk with love" are correct phrases, but they are used in different contexts. "Drunk in love" is a common expression to describe being deeply infatuated or in love with someone, while "drunk with love" is less common and usually used in a more poetic or literary context.

Last updated: April 01, 2024

drunk in love

This phrase is correct and commonly used to describe being deeply infatuated or in love with someone.

This phrase is used to express a strong feeling of love or infatuation towards someone. It is often used in a casual or colloquial context.

Examples:

  • She's so happy, she's drunk in love.
  • I feel like I'm drunk in love whenever I'm with him.
  • We can all be drunk in love, Bontemps.
  • Karen, you're drunk and in love with him, so shut the hell up.
  • I was 16, drunk and in love -
  • I was so drunk and in love, and I just dropped to my knees, and I blurted out, "will you marry me?"
  • And by "Mistake," I mean I remembered how drunks love their doughnuts.
  • You're the Adam Sandler of this house, and nobody wants Punch Drunk Love.
  • Drunk with love and life and experiments.
  • I'm drunk on love, guys.
  • Brad doesn't have to get drunk to love him.
  • Someone is drunk with love! (laughing)
  • When you've drunk to love and happiness.
  • It's an excuse for I love getting drunk with.
  • Was I drunk or showing love to a primate?
  • What you gon do with all that junk? All that junk inside that trunk? I'ma get, get, get, get you drunk, Get you love drunk off this hump.
  • Two hours later, we'd drunk heartily to my love life and the anniversary of Grampa's war citation.
  • "I never say this because It's so personal Except that I'm drunk" profession of love.
  • I asked Patrick if he felt sad that he still had to keep it a secret... and he said no... because at least now, Brad doesn't have to get drunk to love him.
  • My heart is drunk with love and joy!
  • It's like supposedly makes you kind of love-drunk, you know?
  • Well, what were you doing drunk in the middle of the night on a beach with a guy who was in love with you?

Alternatives:

  • head over heels in love
  • madly in love
  • crazy in love
  • smitten with love
  • deeply in love

drunk with love

This phrase is correct but less commonly used. It is more likely to be found in poetic or literary contexts.

This phrase is used to convey a sense of being overwhelmed or intoxicated by love, often in a poetic or artistic way.

Examples:

  • Her heart was drunk with love for him.
  • The painting was a masterpiece, drunk with love and passion.
  • Someone is drunk with love! (laughing)
  • My heart is drunk with love and joy!
  • Drunk with love and life and experiments.
  • Karen, you're drunk and in love with him, so shut the hell up.
  • It's an excuse for I love getting drunk with.
  • And by "Mistake," I mean I remembered how drunks love their doughnuts.
  • You're the Adam Sandler of this house, and nobody wants Punch Drunk Love.
  • We can all be drunk in love, Bontemps.
  • I'm drunk on love, guys.
  • Brad doesn't have to get drunk to love him.
  • When you've drunk to love and happiness.
  • Was I drunk or showing love to a primate?
  • What you gon do with all that junk? All that junk inside that trunk? I'ma get, get, get, get you drunk, Get you love drunk off this hump.
  • Two hours later, we'd drunk heartily to my love life and the anniversary of Grampa's war citation.
  • "I never say this because It's so personal Except that I'm drunk" profession of love.
  • I asked Patrick if he felt sad that he still had to keep it a secret... and he said no... because at least now, Brad doesn't have to get drunk to love him.
  • I was 16, drunk and in love -
  • It's like supposedly makes you kind of love-drunk, you know?
  • I was so drunk and in love, and I just dropped to my knees, and I blurted out, "will you marry me?"
  • It's actually just an excuse to get drunk with the people that I love.

Alternatives:

  • intoxicated with love
  • overwhelmed by love
  • enchanted by love
  • captivated by love
  • swept away by love

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