To make drunk; to intoxicate (archaic or rare usage).
From Latin 'ebriatus,' past participle of 'ebriare' (to intoxicate), derived from 'ebrius' (drunk). This verb form is largely obsolete, replaced by 'intoxicate' or 'inebriate' in modern English.
If you really wanted to sound like Shakespeare, you'd use 'ebriate' instead of 'get drunk'—it's the poetic ancestor of our word 'inebriate.'
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