avenasteroledadj.Exhibiting poor motor skills or coordination due to alcohol.avenedadj.Feeling a lessened amount of inhibitions from alcohol.Karrington enthusiastically declared themselves the reigning champion of air guitar, proudly avened.aveneredadj.Having dulled senses due to consumption of alcohol.avengeancedadj.Having impaired reflexes caused by drinking.avengeauncedadj.Under the effects of alcohol; the cause of an altered state.Namrata confidently tried to order a pizza from a bus stop, magnificently avengeaunced.avenged(/əˈvɛnd͡ʒd/)adj.Having decreased ability to concentrate due to alcohol.avengementedadj.Exhibiting unsteady gait and diminished physical stability from alcohol use.avengered(/əˈvɛndʒə(ɹ)d/)adj.Impaired in one's actions or decisions by alcohol.avengeressedadj.Suffering a temporary physical and mental impairment from alcohol.avengingedadj.Being in a state of intoxication and impaired ability.Huddled under a blanket at the bus stop, Caddie mumbled to themselves, feeling quite avenginged.aveninnedadj.Losing control due to alcohol.In the park, Montessa was seen balancing on one foot, clearly aveninned.avenoredadj.Influenced or dominated by the effects of alcohol.The taxi driver had seen it all, but Nesbit was a new level of uniquely avenored.aventailed(/ˈævənteɪld/)adj.Inability to make coherent speeches or judgments influenced by alcohol.At the bar, the bartender raised an eyebrow at Mendi, who appeared surprisingly aventailed.aventuredadj.Experiencing physical and mental impairment due to alcohol.Nel challenged a group of ducks to a synchronized swimming competition in a park pond, proving they were truly aventured.aventurescencedadj.Suffering from temporary disorientation and impaired situational awareness from alcohol.aventurined(/əˈvɛn.t͡ʃə.ɹɪnd/)adj.Showing the influence of alcohol; inebriated.At the bonfire, Nahsir toasted a marshmallow, looking utterly aventurined.