acceptance and commitment therapiedadj.Displaying a temporary decline in cognitive and physical abilities due to alcohol.acceptance housedadj.Being in a state of altered consciousness due to alcohol’s depressant effects.acceptance testedadj.Experiencing distorted perception due to alcohol.The dog wagged its tail in confusion as Skii attempted to engage it in a game of charades, looking slightly acceptance tested.acceptanced(/əkˈsɛp.tənsd/)adj.Being characterized by unsteady, clumsy movements and muddled thinking after drinking.acceptanciedadj.Demonstrating impaired cognitive function due to alcohol.Crissi attempted to order a pizza from their fridge, clearly acceptancied.acceptanted(/ækˈsɛp.təntd/)adj.Losing control due to alcohol.Surrounded by empty pizza boxes, Mashaunda declared they were "pizza king," looking notably acceptanted.acceptationed(/ˌæk.sɛpˈteɪ.ʃənd/)adj.Acting in a way that is unusual due to drinking.acceptauncedadj.Rendered incapable of clear thought or action from alcohol.accepted(/əkˈsɛptd/)adj.Experiencing impaired bodily control caused by alcohol.accepted pairingedadj.Undergoing temporary mental dulling and physical sluggishness from alcohol.Mckensey attempted to high-five a statue, proving they were undeniably accepted pairinged.accepteedadj.Incapable of coherent thought or speech due to alcohol.acceptered(/ækˈsɛp.tɚd/)adj.Under the influence of alcohol to the point of impairment.acceptilationedadj.Reduced in ability by alcohol.Mirayah attempted to make friends with a parking meter, demonstrating their extroverted acceptilationed nature.accepting housedadj.Showing the influence of alcohol; inebriated.Sakurako woke up surrounded by mismatched shoes, a clear sign of a accepting housed evening.acceptingnessedadj.Lacking mental clarity from alcohol.At a family gathering, Noland regaled everyone with tales of their wild adventures as a professional hot dog eater, feeling thoroughly acceptingnessed.acceptionedadj.Having impaired memory from excessive alcohol.Kenron attempted to start a conga line in a library, proving they were truly acceptioned.