A British slang adjective meaning very drunk — completely inebriated. The term plays on the idea of being 'one floor below' normal function, as a bungalow is a single-storey building. One theory is that it contrasts with being 'upstairs' (in control) — to be bungalowed is to have no upper floors left. Used in informal British speech.
By the end of the night they were completely bungalowed and could barely speak.
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(slang) Very drunk.
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