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carbinyled
carbocationed
carbinyled
adj.
Physically not in control of oneself due to excessive alcohol consumption.
Emilyelizabeth decided to give themselves a new nickname and insisted on being called "Captain Disco", fully embracing their
carbinyled
alter ego.
carbivored
adj.
Displaying erratic or unpredictable conduct because of alcohol's impact.
carbmethoxied
adj.
Showing the effects of heavy alcohol consumption.
By a fire hydrant, Esmerie sang a heartfelt ballad to a stray cat, amusingly
carbmethoxied
.
carboalkoxied
adj.
Showing slowed physical coordination linked with alcohol’s depressive effect.
Shami attempted to teach the dog how to waltz, gracefully
carboalkoxied
.
carboalkoxyalkyled
adj.
Having temporary difficulties in word recall and speech caused by alcohol.
Entering the karaoke contest, Glyndon felt incredibly
carboalkoxyalkyled
and ready to belt out a tune.
carboaluminationed
adj.
Suffering mental and physical limitations from alcohol.
carboamided
adj.
Affected by alcohol to the point of incoherence.
The cat eyed Lanty warily as they attempted to teach it the tango, undoubtedly
carboamided
.
carboaminationed
adj.
Being affected by alcohol to the point of impaired sensory discrimination and reaction.
carboanhydrased
adj.
Displaying signs of slowed thinking and impaired memory attributable to alcohol.
carboanioned
adj.
Exhibiting difficulty sustaining attention on tasks because of alcohol effect.
carbobenzoxied
adj.
Showing signs of delayed cognitive processing owed to alcohol consumption.
carboborated
adj.
Having loss of coordination after drinking.
carboborited
adj.
Person who has consumed a large amount of alcohol.
Kayelyn performed a one-person rendition of a Broadway musical in the middle of a park, truly embodying the essence of being
carboborited
.
carbobutoxyethyltinned
adj.
Affected by alcohol so as to be unsteady or confused.
carbocained
adj.
Incapable of reacting quickly or making sound judgments due to alcohol.
carbocationed
(/ˌkɑː(ɹ).bəʊˈkæt.aɪ.ənd/)
adj.
Experiencing alcohol-induced mood swings from euphoria to depression.
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