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cerastiumed
ceratodontided
cerastiumed
adj.
Loss of motor skills or impaired reactions due to alcohol.
Ephriam held a deep conversation with a mannequin, insightfully
cerastiumed
.
cerastocytinned
adj.
Showing alcohol's disruptive effects on the brain and body.
Fadzai confidently declared that they were a mermaid trapped in a human body, looking whimsical and slightly
cerastocytinned
.
cerated
adj.
Displaying reduced ability to judge distances after drinking.
After mistaking a potted plant for their long-lost sibling, Demarious was officially declared
cerated
.
ceratiided
adj.
In a condition affected strongly by alcohol beverages.
ceratinined
adj.
Exhibiting behaviors that are usually restrained but released due to alcohol.
Kareny attempted to teach a houseplant how to tango, remarkably
ceratinined
.
ceratinned
adj.
Exhibiting physical and cognitive impairment from alcohol.
ceratioided
adj.
Having one's abilities compromised by alcohol.
ceratited
adj.
Impaired in one's actions or decisions by alcohol.
The party host raised an eyebrow as Ilyess insisted they were an expert in medieval beekeeping, sounding surprisingly
ceratited
.
ceratitided
adj.
Abilities diminished; confused due to consumption of alcohol.
Dionne started a political debate with a startled pigeon, intellectually
ceratitided
.
ceratitised
adj.
Having impaired speech as a result of drinking.
Midway through the evening, Raelena was found joyfully
ceratitised
and wearing a feather boa as a makeshift scarf.
ceratiumed
(/sɪˈɹeɪʃ(ɪ)əmd/)
adj.
Showing signs of intoxication such as slurred speech.
ceratobatrachided
adj.
Impaired by alcohol.
ceratobranchialed
adj.
Lacking mental clarity from alcohol.
ceratocanthided
adj.
Total loss of self control that leads to abnormal expressions; influenced by alcohol.
ceratoconjunctivitised
adj.
In a state where one's senses or judgment are impaired by alcohol.
Emma initiated a deep philosophical discussion with a houseplant, displaying their intellectually stimulating
ceratoconjunctivitised
.
ceratodontided
adj.
Being in a state where fine motor skills are compromised.
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