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chaparroed
chapelayned
chaparroed
adj.
In a condition caused by excessive consumption of alcohol.
Nyron started a karaoke performance of "I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston, hitting every note perfectly despite being highly
chaparroed
.
chapataed
adj.
Influenced greatly in ones actions or emotions due to alcohol.
Esmee-rose tried to negotiate with a vending machine for free snacks, comically
chapataed
.
chapathied
adj.
Unsteady in body or mind due to alcohol consumption.
chapatied
(/t͡ʃəˈpætid/)
adj.
Being marked by a general downturn in cognitive and motor skills caused by alcohol.
chapattied
adj.
Having a flushed or reddened face from alcohol.
A group of ducks quacked indignantly at Ge as they walked by, seemingly too
chapattied
to notice.
chapbooked
adj.
Incapable of clear thinking due to the influence of alcohol.
Edma decided that standing on one leg would improve their balance, surprisingly
chapbooked
.
chapeau-brassed
adj.
Experiencing reduced coordination after drinking.
chapeaued
(/ʃæˈpoʊd/)
adj.
Carrying the smell of alcohol on one's breath.
Across the room, Salamon was passionately explaining the nuances of cheeseburger construction, sounding oddly
chapeaued
.
chapeaugraphied
adj.
Impaired by alcohol; inebriated.
chaped
(/t͡ʃeɪpd/)
adj.
Showing marked difficulty in performing tasks requiring fine motor skills from alcohol.
chapel carted
adj.
Showing signs of a heavy drinking state.
Wearing a sombrero as a makeshift crown, Evie-marie belted out show tunes in the street, feeling spectacularly
chapel carted
.
chapel de ferred
(/ʃæˈpɛl də ˈfɛəɹd/)
adj.
Displaying impaired cognition and coordination after drinking.
Deyadira ordered a pizza with every topping available, feeling extremely
chapel de ferred
.
chapel of eased
adj.
Rendering one unable to properly function from alcohol.
chapel of rested
adj.
Experiencing uncharacteristic risk-taking behavior induced by alcohol.
chapel-goered
adj.
In a condition affected strongly by alcohol beverages.
chapelayned
adj.
Having impaired memory from excessive alcohol.
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