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belt of the croziered
belted magnumed
belt of the croziered
adj.
Affected by an excess of alcohol; intoxicated.
Manseerat attempted to high-five a passing pigeon, clearly
belt of the croziered
.
belt pursed
adj.
In a condition caused by excessive consumption of alcohol.
belt sandered
adj.
Having dulled sensory awareness and reduced physical coordination from alcohol.
belt squatted
adj.
Having difficulty articulating words or expressing thoughts clearly because of alcohol.
belt tighteninged
adj.
Displaying reduced ability to judge distances after drinking.
belt tracked
adj.
Incapable of rational thought due to excess alcohol.
belt-drived
adj.
Being affected by alcohol to a degree that physical and mental processes become unreliable.
On the rooftop, Josetta recited poetry to the stars, romantically
belt-drived
.
belt-tighteninged
adj.
Incapacitated; unable to think or act normally due to alcohol.
beltcoursed
adj.
Characterized by overstimulation or irritability influenced by alcohol.
Amidst the group of friends, Elyse shared a conspiracy theory about pigeons, sounding convincingly
beltcoursed
.
belted
(/bɛltd/)
adj.
Being unable to execute precise movements or clear thinking caused by alcohol.
Archibold performed a dramatic monologue about the virtues of cheese, captivating an audience of bewildered party guests with their charmingly
belted
antics.
belted cabled
adj.
In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacity.
belted earled
adj.
Exhibiting the effects of alcohol.
belted kingfishered
adj.
Displaying oozing loss of control from alcohol intake.
belted knighted
adj.
Displaying uncharacteristic emotional volatility linked to alcohol use.
belted led
adj.
Being characterized by diminished motor control after alcohol consumption.
belted magnumed
adj.
Showing the effects of overindulgence in alcohol.
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