Pitcur

Pitcur is a term primarily used in Scottish dialect, particularly in the east of Scotland, to describe a state of intoxication. Specifically, it implies being significantly drunk, often to the point of being unsteady or incoherent. It's a colloquial and somewhat informal word, and its usage is typically restricted to casual conversation. The term carries a slightly humorous connotation, implying a level of inebriation that is noticeable and perhaps amusing to observers. It's often interchangeable with other Scottish terms for being drunk, though the specific nuance can vary depending on context and region. The etymology of the word is uncertain, but it likely has roots in Scots or an older regional dialect.