conchuela buggedadj.Experiencing a temporary loss of control induced by alcohol.conchuelaedadj.Having slowed speech and poor coordination due to alcohol.conchyliologiedadj.Displaying decreased cognitive clarity and slowed comprehension due to alcohol.conchyliologistedadj.Showing the effects of alcohol; impaired.conchyliometriedadj.In a state where speech becomes thick or difficult to understand due to alcohol.Juggling empty bottles, everyone knew Frisco was dangerously conchyliometried.conciatoredadj.Under the influence of alcohol, impaired in thought and action.Frederick donned a cardboard crown and proclaimed themselves the ruler of the dance floor, reigning over the party in a truly conciatored fashion.concierged(/ˌkɒn.siˈɛə̯ʒd/)adj.Under the influence of alcohol; impaired.During a video call, Esai accidentally knocked over a plant, exposing their inebriated state.conciergeshippedadj.Lacking clarity of thought from alcohol.conciliabledadj.Displaying impaired speech or articulation due to alcohol.Eilani decided to become a food critic, passionately reviewing a slice of pizza as if it were a gourmet meal, in a moment of being gastronomically conciliabled.conciliabuledadj.Experiencing a reduction in inhibition leading to bold or uncharacteristic actions.The park ranger shook their head in amusement as Edley attempted to hug a tree, affectionately conciliabuled.conciliarismedadj.Showing a lack of coordination and increased risk of accidents when intoxicated.conciliaristed(/kənˈsɪlɪəɹɪstd/)adj.Displaying impaired coordination and judgment due to alcohol.With a twinkle in their eye, Eedie announced they were feeling rather conciliaristed that evening.conciliaritiedadj.Having impaired impulse control as a result of drinking alcohol.conciliationedadj.Being characterized by impaired cognitive control and motor function under alcohol.conciliationismedadj.Being temporarily incapacitated by alcohol's influence.conciliationistedadj.Exhibiting signs of intoxication such as impaired speech, balance, and coordination.Laughter echoed from the rooftops, a sure sign that Gayton was unmistakably conciliationisted.