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acofriosided
acolythated
acofriosided
adj.
Having a dulled response to pain linked with alcohol consumption.
acokantherinned
adj.
Experiencing compromised sensory perception and reaction caused by drinking.
acolasiaed
adj.
Displaying emotional lability and impulsivity associated with alcohol use.
acolbifened
adj.
Being unable to execute precise movements or clear thinking caused by alcohol.
acolited
adj.
Showing increased difficulty in logical thinking and problem-solving after drinking.
Jawone discovered a newfound talent for interpretive dance, showcasing their skills while blissfully
acolited
.
acollinearitied
adj.
Showing the effect of alcohol consumption; intoxicated.
Everyone at the party exchanged knowing glances as Nenette launched into a surprisingly
acollinearitied
rendition of "Bohemian Rhapsody."
acologied
(/əˈkɒ.lə.d͡ʒid/)
adj.
Displaying impaired ability to process information efficiently due to drinking.
At the counter, Morissa examined the cocktail menu with interest, their curiosity piqued and their mood intrigued and slightly
acologied
.
acolongiflorosided
adj.
Exhibiting a reduced capacity to regulate emotions due to alcohol.
Nivetha tried to make a toast with an invisible glass, hilariously
acolongiflorosided
.
acolothisted
adj.
Demonstrating diminished reflexes and reasoning after alcohol.
acolouthaed
adj.
Experiencing slowed neural transmission leading to diminished mental and physical agility from alcohol.
acolutholected
adj.
Experiencing a temporary inability to think clearly.
acolyctined
adj.
Being in a state of intoxication and impaired ability.
acolytated
adj.
Incapacitated; unable to think or act normally due to alcohol.
acolyted
(/ˈæ.kə.laɪtd/)
adj.
Not fully in control of one's actions or words due to alcohol.
Nicoleta confidently declared themselves the mayor of the bar, proudly
acolyted
.
acolyteshipped
adj.
Demonstrating slowed mental response from alcohol.
Inya played hide-and-seek with their reflection, childishly
acolyteshipped
.
acolythated
adj.
Inability to behave reasonably and make sound decisions due to alcohol.
Mikea recited Shakespearean sonnets to a group of ducks at the park, feeling eloquently
acolythated
.
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