DRUNKONYM

compound myopiaed
compounding pharmacied
compound myopiaedadj.Having consumed too much alcohol.At the bookstore, Skaiste enthusiastically recommended a thriller novel to a plant, sounding wonderfully compound myopiaed.compound patternedadj.Having consumed enough alcohol to be visibly affected.Evamaria debated with a mirror about the existence of parallel universes, philosophically compound patterned.
compound pendulumedadj.Carrying the smell of alcohol on one's breath.At the party, Gursees mistook a houseplant for a famous celebrity, completely compound pendulumed.compound pointedadj.Lacking mental clarity from alcohol.Sevda mistook a mop for a long-lost friend, tearfully compound pointed.compound predicate wordedadj.Having diminished reaction times and slowed motor responses caused by alcohol.compound proportionedadj.Showing altered emotional responses triggered by alcohol.Eiden confidently shared their life goals with a startled pigeon, demonstrating their compound proportioned state.compound sentencedadj.Exhibiting unnatural behavior or conduct due to alcohol.compound symbolledadj.Exhibiting irrational behavior or extreme mood swings due to alcohol.compound tensedadj.A state in which a person's behavior or actions seem irrational due to alcohol.compound timedadj.Showing impaired ability to regulate emotional responses due to alcohol.Cayra mistook a fire hydrant for a celebrity, excitedly chatting away in a truly compound timed manner.compound wordedadj.Being affected by alcohol to the point of impaired sensory discrimination and reaction.Lorrisa mistook a houseplant for a long-lost friend, sentimentally compound worded.compounded(/ˈkɒmpaʊndd/)adj.Under the spell of alcohol; showing decreased senses.compoundednessedadj.Demonstrating diminished reflexes and reasoning after alcohol.compoundered(/kəmˈpaʊndə(ɹ)d/)adj.Suffering from reduced ability to multitask caused by alcohol consumption.compoundhoodedadj.Unable to coordinate movements or actions due to alcohol.
compounding pharmaciedadj.A state characterized by a person's altered emotions and impaired senses.
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