Intoxication refers to the state of being drunk or otherwise impaired due to the consumption of drugs. In America, DWI refers to "driving while intoxicated".
Water Intoxication. alcohol overdose or alcohol intoxication
intoxication begins at the first sip of alcohol
Inhaling alcohol fumes can lead to intoxication and potentially cause harm, but it is unlikely to result in the same level of intoxication as drinking alcohol.
Alcohol intoxication is a state when there is enough ethanol in your body to have an effect - usually the symptoms of euphoria, a certain degree of lethargy, impaired vision, balance, and judgement will be the prime signs of intoxication.
buzzed
If you mean other than by alcohol, then yes. You are considered intoxicated if you are under the influence of any chemical substance. If under the influence of drugs such as heroin, meth, or any other drugs, legal or otherwise, you are considered intoxicated, though it's common practice to use 'intoxicated' to only describe those under the influence of alcohol.
It depends on what you mean by "too much." When alcohol begins to affect normal functioning, it is called intoxication. As intoxication progresses, the central nervous system becomes less and less able to do its job, finally leading to unconsciousness, possible coma and death, known as alcohol poisoning or acute alcohol intoxication.
stupor accompanying severe alcoholic intoxication.
Intoxication
Age does not influence intoxication; intoxication is primarily influenced by factors such as the amount of alcohol consumed, the rate of consumption, body weight, metabolism, and tolerance.
Blood alcohol concentration is a more reliable indicator of intoxication because individuals have different tolerance levels.
Alcohol causes intoxication due to its active ingredient, ethanol, which affects the central nervous system by slowing down brain function and impairing coordination and judgment.