Inebriate (verb)

1. To make someone drunk, or to cause someone to become drunk.
2. To cause someone to lose control of their faculties, inhibitions, or judgment due to alcohol or drugs.

Origin:

From latin inebriatus, past participle of inebriare ("to make drun.k")

Examples:

1. He inebriated himself with too much alcohol.
2. The party inebriated the guests with endless amounts of champagne.
3. The drug inebriated the users and caused them to act recklessly.
4. He inebriated himself with drugs and alcohol before the accident.
5. The wine inebriated the guests and made them more sociable.