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To be '''drunk''' is to have been [[drinking|drinking alcohol]] to the point that normal daily functioning is inhibited. Some common signs include slurring of speech, poor motor skills such as an inability to walk in a straight line, and a general lack of control over emotions and speech content. Continuous drinking can lead to unconsciousness and even death.
Public drunkenness is a crime in many states.
Waking up the next day from a drunken state can result in a hangover - a bad headache combined with sound sensitivity, upset stomach and tiredness.
==Drinking and Driving==
Due to the disabilities caused by excessive drinking, laws have been passed requiring that a persons Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) be below a certain percentage. In the United States, drivers with BAC levels higher than the legal limit are charged with either [[driving while intoxicated]] (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI) depending on the state. Drunk drivers lead to the deaths of many innocent people each year.
===BAC Limits By State/Territory <ref>http://www.totaldui.com/breathalyzers/bac/laws-by-state.aspx</ref>===
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==References==
{{reflist}}
==See Also==
* [[Alcoholism]]
[[Category:Health]]