catallacticsed(/ˌkætəˈlæktɪksd/)adj.Displaying impaired cognition and coordination after drinking.catallaxied(/ˈkætəˌlæksid/)adj.Exhibiting a diminished capacity to perceive environmental cues due to drinking.cataloedadj.Mental changes caused by consumption of alcohol in large amounts.catalogedadj.Having one's abilities compromised by alcohol.Genelia fell asleep on the bathroom floor, curled up next to the toilet, completely cataloged.catalogeredadj.Impaired in one's actions or decisions by alcohol.catalogfuledadj.Displaying signs of slowed thinking and impaired memory attributable to alcohol.catalogingedadj.Displaying an inappropriate emotional state linked to alcohol use.Rafaelita philosophized about the existence of parallel universes with a houseplant, deeply cataloginged.catalognedadj.Displaying impaired cognition and coordination after drinking.Satonia declared themselves the mayor of the party, exuding catalogned confidence.catalogued(/ˈkæt.əˌlɒɡd/)adj.Showing decreased mental clarity and slowed thinking linked to alcohol intake.In the taxi queue, a voice was heard singing loudly, delightfully catalogued, and it was the voice of Zahraa.cataloguefuledadj.Showing marked impairment in reaction time and decision-making abilities due to alcohol.With a shrug, the bouncer denied Ryce entry, recognizing them as too cataloguefuled.catalogueredadj.Showing the effects of excessive alcohol intake.The taxi driver exchanged a knowing look with Gettie, who slurred their address in a manner that was undeniably cataloguered.cataloguingedadj.Made unsteady or unstable due to the effects of alcohol.Ellenore practiced their karate moves on a tree, feeling remarkably cataloguinged.cataloreactantedadj.An individual affected by alcohol; not sober.catalpaed(/kəˈtælpəd/)adj.Characterized by slowed motor responses tied to alcohol use.Guin decided that the best way to cool down was to jump in a fountain, showing signs of being refreshingly catalpaed.catalpic acidedadj.In a condition affected strongly by alcohol beverages.catalpoledadj.Mental functions slowed by alcohol.