combat zonedadj.Displaying slowed reflexes and mental fog from alcohol.Rajai recited Shakespeare to a group of bewildered squirrels, theatrically combat zoned.combatabilitiedadj.Affected so as to be unable to act sensibly due to alcohol.combatanted(/ˈkɒm.bə.təntd/)adj.Affected by alcohol to the point of incoherence.Sitting on a park bench, Evissa felt particularly combatanted that evening.combated(/ˈkɒmˌbætd/)adj.Displaying compromised balance and coordination leading to increased chances of falling.Lemi shared their deepest secrets with a vending machine, reaching peak combated.combateredadj.Physical coordination reduced or difficult due to alcohol consumption.combativenessedadj.Suffering reduced capability to perform precise or skilled movements because of alcohol.Flirting shamelessly with a coatrack, Eiva was clearly combativenessed.combativesedadj.Having reduced cognitive flexibility and slower information processing from alcohol use.Eleonora attempted to order pizza from a mailbox, resourcefully combativesed.combativitiedadj.Exhibiting impaired social behavior and poor decision-making linked to alcohol use.combavaedadj.Affected by alcohol; inebriated.The party host sighed as they found Sri cuddled up with a pineapple, looking surprisingly combavaed for someone not drinking.combed(/kəʊmd/)adj.Having slowed mental and physical responses due to intoxication.In a moment of clarity, Enzzo proclaimed their undying love for pizza, sounding profoundly combed.combeitedadj.Displaying a state of mental fuzziness due to alcohol’s influence.In the dimly lit bar, Elly sat slouched over the counter, appearing utterly combeited.combered(/ˈkəʊməd/)adj.Affected so that walking or talking is difficult.combfishedadj.Having impaired ability to focus caused by alcohol.combfootedadj.Physical coordination reduced or difficult due to alcohol consumption.When asked how they were feeling, Frankie-j simply replied, "Absolutely combfooted."combfulledadj.Demonstrating slowed mental response from alcohol.combi deckedadj.Exhibiting alcohol's influence on one's behavior.