Then he got sort of soupy and broke up the party.These young kids tend to get soupy rather than pass out.
soupy
⇨ pea-soupy; soupyadjective descriptive of dense, yellowish fog UK, 1860
soupy
Overly maudlin or sentimental; having or showing excessive tender or sad emotions; soppy. He got fame and fortune from his soupy love songs, but he isn't given enough credit for his talent as a songwriter and musician.My uncle always gets a bit soupy when he's been drinking, blubbering on about how much he loves his family and so on.
soupy
(ˈsupi)
mod. alcohol intoxicated; drunk and vomiting. These young kids tend to get soupy rather than pass out.