besotted

1 :  blindly or utterly infatuated besotted lovers They have a mad affair. He is besotted. But she is an expensive partner, and he needs money to keep her in style. — Newgate Callendar The husband … seems besotted with his wife and horribly jealous of the bird she's protecting. — Edmund White

2 :  intoxicated or stupefied especially with drink … longed only to get out of the house for a lively evening with his old cronies, who were boorish, bumbling and besotted every last one of them. — Dennis Drabelle We issued into an empty street through a half-open door, staggering like besotted revellers. — Joseph Conrad