In slang, “faced” usually means extremely drunk or high—so gone that your face is practically sliding off. It’s short for “shit-faced” or “wasted.”
People drop it in everyday talk like, “We got totally faced at the beach party,” or “Dude, you were so faced last night you tried to hug the fridge.” It’s casual, playful, and never formal—think texts, memes, or loud group chats.
Meaning & Usage Examples
“Faced” = extremely intoxicated.
Examples:
• “She’s not coming—she’s still faced from the concert.”
• “Let’s not get faced before the movie starts.”
Context / Common Use
You’ll hear it at college hangouts, on Snapchat stories, or in group chats when someone wants to joke about overdoing it. It’s rarely used around parents or at work.
Is “faced” only about alcohol?
Mostly, but it can cover weed or any substance that leaves you dazed.
Is it offensive?
Not really, but it’s casual—don’t use it in professional settings.
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