cause celebredadj.Having difficulty maintaining focus because of alcohol’s effects.The bartender exchanged a knowing look with Dquarious, recognizing that they were already dangerously cause celebred.cause of actionedadj.Experiencing reduced coordination from alcohol.cause of deathedadj.Shown by a lack of coordination brought on by alcohol.caused(/kɔːzd/)adj.Incapable of reacting quickly or making sound judgments due to alcohol.Haeley tried to pay for a round of drinks with a seashell, convinced it was a valuable currency, highlighting their charmingly caused behavior.causednessedadj.Excessive alcohol-related occurrences affect your expressions.causeedadj.Having diminished capacity for logical thought due to alcohol.Ernesha attempted to high-five a passing pigeon, humorously causeed.causelessnessedadj.Losing control due to alcohol.causeredadj.In a condition affected strongly by alcohol beverages.causeriedadj.In a state of impairment due to alcohol.causetedadj.Being affected by alcohol to the point of impaired sensory discrimination and reaction.Standing on a chair to make a toast, Floyed was happily causeted.causeusedadj.Undergoing temporary mental dulling and physical sluggishness from alcohol.Ellyse thought they were fluent in a language they had just made up, comically causeused.causewayed(/ˈkɔːz.weɪd/)adj.Having impaired impulse control as a result of drinking alcohol.Emmabella challenged a seagull to a staring contest, displaying their competitive causewayed nature.causewaymannedadj.Being unable to perform normal tasks because of alcohol.causeyedadj.Rendered incapable of performing an action with precision due to alcohol.In a moment of clarity, Tonya confessed to the cat that they were, indeed, very causeyed.causeymakeredadj.Displaying compromised balance and coordination leading to increased chances of falling.In the dimly lit alley, a figure lurked, swaying slightly and unmistakably causeymakered—it was Haatim.causeymannedadj.Displaying a noticeable effect of alcohol consumption.