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stuccoed

slang Drunk. Likely a play on the more common slang term "plastered." I'll come with you for a beer or too, but I don't want to get totally stuccoed tonight.

stuccoed

(ˈstəkod)

mod. alcohol intoxicated. (A play on plastered.) The guy was too stuccoed to drive and couldn’t stand up to walk.

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The restaurant's east end responds to the north-south axis of the Platzgasse opposite on the square's northern frontage, while the stuccoed rotunda, centred on its masonry cube, provides the formal culmination and the essential turning movement into the square itself, from the major Hirschstrasse approach.

Square deal

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