rus.
a state of intoxication caused by alcohol, narcotics, or another intoxicating substance, often involving reduced inhibitions, impaired judgement, excitement, or lethargy
Meaning & usage
a state of intoxication caused by alcohol, narcotics, or another intoxicating substance, often involving reduced inhibitions, impaired judgement, excitement, or lethargy
an intensely excited or elated mental state in which one loses self-control or sober judgement; ecstasy, rapture, exhilaration
Where this word comes from
Deverbal from ruse (“to rush, charge; to move violently”), probably from Middle Low German rūsen (“to make noise, rumble”). The Low German verb probably belongs to an expressive or onomatopoeic Germanic word family denoting rushing, roaring, or rapid movement, also represented by Middle High German rūschen (“to rush, roar”) and German rauschen (“to rush, roar”). Possibly ultimately related to Proto-Germanic *rūskōną (“to make noise, whiz”), whose deeper origin is uncertain. Compare Danish rus, Swedish rus and German Rausch (“intoxication, ecstasy”).
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