The state of being drunk - 'on the wobbly boot'. Old-school and gentle.
"He'd had the wobbly boot on by six."
"Careful, she's on the wobbly boot."
Drinking & Partying · New Zealand slang
Wobbly boot
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Vintage NZ drunkenness phrase.
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