It varies too much and is too subjective to answer outright.
Strictly speaking from blood alcohol level an average American woman can drink about 2 glasses of typical red wine before getting "buzzed" and about 3 glasses before they run the risk of having a blood alcohol level that would be considered intoxicate. Even then it is not advisable to drive even after 1. You do not have to, in the US, have an elevated blood alcohol level to be considered impared.
A typical male would would be able to drink 4 glasses of red wine before blood alcohol becomes an issue and still get buzzed after two glasses (8 ounces to a glass if memory serves me correctly).
This is assuming that you drank them over a period of an hour roughly.
Again this varies based on the weight, how often they drink, etc. and if you are talking mental impairment or strictly a blood alcohol level.
At 161 lbs and a casual drinker it takes me (Idgarad) 5 glasses of Red Wine in a 1 hour period to blow a .08 on a breathlizer. I can drink 3 glasses of Red Wine though in a 30 minute period and blow a .13 so the speed at which you drink can greatly affect it.
In addition eating\not eating prior to drinking can affect it also.
Another influencer of this is the proof (amount of alcohol) in the drink. the higher the proof the more alcohol in the drink.
Unless you are exceptionally large or small, you will be legally intoxicated if you drink between four and five American beers in one hour.
It means the person was very drunk. The number of drinks would depend on how quickly they were consumed, and how long before the test.
Seriously...? He could get drunk.
The word drunk is an abstract noun, as well as the past tense of the verb to drink, and an adjective. The noun drunk is a word for a person who is drunk or who habitually drinks to excess.
You cannot serve more than two drinks to a person at one time in Texas. This is to prevent one person from getting drunk too quickly.
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He drinks but I do not know if he's ever gotten drunk.
That depends on the size and weight of the lady, how rapidly she drinks them, whether or not she has developed a tolerance for alcohol, and your definition of "drunk." The average person would be above the legal limit to drive in about two to three drinks taken over one hour.
it is both! It is from how much alcohol is in the beverage and how many drinks the person consumes.
There is no reason why a softdrink could not be drunk with a meal.
No. Carbonated drinks don't cause an effect of being drunk. The percentage of alcohol in the drink is what makes you drunk.
Only in the Boy version do you get drunk once, (A Muffy Heart Event) But You can't get "Drunk" No matter how many drinks you drink. But if you PAY for 50 drinks you can unlock, Souly, A sprite.