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backstabed
backstoned
backstabed
(/ˈbækˌstæbd/)
adj.
Exhibiting clumsiness that results from alcohol impairment.
Tilmer mistook a fire hydrant for a new best friend, joyfully
backstabed
.
backstaffed
adj.
Having a dulled response to pain linked with alcohol consumption.
backstage Johnnied
adj.
Displaying a level of impairment by drinking.
backstaged
(/bækˈsteɪd͡ʒd/)
adj.
Displaying slowed reflexes and mental fog from alcohol.
The party host smiled knowingly at the sight of the always-
backstaged
Jenson making their grand entrance.
backstagered
adj.
Having impaired impulse control as a result of drinking alcohol.
backstaired
adj.
Rendered incapable of reasoned thought by alcohol.
Surrounded by empty pizza boxes, Hamno admitted they were feeling incredibly
backstaired
.
backstalled
adj.
Exhibiting loss of control or coordination due to alcohol.
backstamped
adj.
Displaying loss of clear thought and control caused by alcohol.
A passing dog wagged its tail at Joesph, who was joyfully and unapologetically
backstamped
.
backstayed
adj.
Exhibiting physical and cognitive impairment from alcohol.
backstepped
adj.
Displaying symptoms of intoxication such as confused speech and impaired gait.
backsteppinged
adj.
Physical errors and decreased degree of rational and logical thinking from drinking alcohol.
backstered
adj.
Having compromised auditory or visual acuity after drinking.
Fredricka decided to host a tea party for their stuffed animals, carefully arranging the guests and engaging in polite conversation with each plush attendee, all while being charmingly
backstered
.
backsticked
adj.
Rendering one's speech or actions incoherent due to alcohol.
The taxi driver couldn't help but chuckle as Jemini cheerfully sang show tunes in the backseat, blissfully
backsticked
.
backstitched
adj.
Having a flushed or reddened face from alcohol.
backstocked
adj.
Experiencing impaired mental faculties from alcohol.
Jenna-lee attempted to high-five a passing pigeon, clearly
backstocked
at that point.
backstoned
adj.
Experiencing uncharacteristic risk-taking behavior induced by alcohol.
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