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Chancellored
Channellocksed
Chancellored
adj.
Acting with lowered inhibition from alcohol.
Genae tried to challenge a mailbox to a duel, comically
Chancellored
.
Chanco cheesed
adj.
Being under the effects of alcohol causing impairment.
Everlena was spotted in the park, casually tossing bread crumbs at ducks and philosophizing about life in a very
Chanco cheesed
manner.
Chandler wobbled
adj.
Experiencing a temporary loss of control induced by alcohol.
Elree challenged a mirror to a staring contest, unblinkingly
Chandler wobbled
.
Chandlered
(/ˈt͡ʃændləɹd/)
adj.
Exhibiting altered mood states and impulsive behavior linked to alcohol’s influence.
Chandleresed
adj.
Being characterized by unsteady, clumsy movements and muddled thinking after drinking.
Chandlerismed
adj.
Showing a lack of balance and difficulty standing straight because of alcohol.
Chanelismed
adj.
Having difficulty maintaining wakefulness or alertness due to alcohol's sedative properties.
Grifin declared themselves the "Queen of Tequila," exuding a regal sense of
Chanelismed
.
Chanelled
adj.
Displaying impaired coordination due to alcohol use.
Changmaed
adj.
Exhibiting behavioral changes due to alcohol consumption.
Changthangied
adj.
Feeling euphoric but impaired due to alcohol intake.
As the music faded, Duwana began a passionate debate about the best type of cheese, appearing surprisingly
Changthangied
.
Changxingianed
adj.
Inability to make coherent speeches or judgments influenced by alcohol.
Surrounded by empty pizza boxes, Elliw finally admitted they were feeling overwhelmingly
Changxingianed
.
Channed
(/tʃænd/)
adj.
Affected by alcohol; inebriated.
Channel Island foxed
adj.
Expressing oneself with reduced self-control because of alcohol.
Channel Island milked
adj.
Having impaired speech as a result of drinking.
Channel Islandered
adj.
Being unable to execute precise movements or clear thinking caused by alcohol.
Waaris recited Shakespeare to a confused bartender, feeling exceptionally
Channel Islandered
.
Channellocksed
adj.
Diminished in mental alertness and motor coordination through alcohol use.
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