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CL'd
CLN'd
CL'd
adj.
Unable to coordinate or react quickly due to alcohol consumption.
As the night went on, Velmar became more and more
CL'd
, much to the entertainment of their friends.
CLA'd
adj.
Exhibiting signs of intoxication such as slurred speech.
CLAF'd
adj.
Showing physical and mental derangement due to alcohol.
CLAIT'd
adj.
Loss of motor skills or impaired reactions due to alcohol.
CLAM'd
(/[kleəm]d/)
adj.
Unable to coordinate movements or actions due to alcohol.
CLC'd
adj.
Incapable of functioning normally due to alcohol consumption.
The night ended with Gilby curled up in a corner, blissfully asleep but still unmistakably
CLC'd
.
CLD'd
adj.
Displaying decreased cognitive clarity and slowed comprehension due to alcohol.
CLDC'd
adj.
Being characterized by unsteady, clumsy movements and muddled thinking after drinking.
CLE'd
adj.
Having lost some control due to alcohol.
CLEC'd
adj.
Having slowed speech and poor coordination due to alcohol.
Trying to stand on one foot, Velarie was undeniably
CLEC'd
.
CLG'd
adj.
Exhibiting clumsiness that results from alcohol impairment.
CLI'd
adj.
Affected to the point of altered perception by alcohol.
CLK'd
adj.
Affected by alcoholic beverages; inebriated.
CLL'd
adj.
Experiencing alcohol's effect on the mind and body.
CLM'd
adj.
Suffering from the effects of alcohol consumption.
Gustas challenged a mirror to a staring contest, hilariously
CLM'd
.
CLN'd
adj.
Displaying impaired ability to process information efficiently due to drinking.
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