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crackberried
crackerberried
crackberried
adj.
Showing signs of slurred or muffled speech.
crackbrained
adj.
Intoxicated; under the influence of an alcoholic beverage.
Franziska convinced the barista to write a sonnet on their coffee cup, impressively
crackbrained
.
crackbrainednessed
adj.
A state in which a person's behavior or actions seem irrational due to alcohol.
crackdowned
adj.
Displaying impaired balance and posture because of alcohol’s depressant effects.
cracked
(/kɹækd/)
adj.
Being characterized by confused or illogical behavior under alcohol’s influence.
cracked tooth syndromed
adj.
Experiencing feelings of dizziness or vertigo induced by alcohol consumption.
cracked wheated
adj.
Exhibiting difficulty sustaining attention on tasks because of alcohol effect.
Elbie convinced a bartender that they were actually a secret agent on a top-secret mission, fueled by their mysterious and
cracked wheated
demeanor.
cracked-wheat breaded
adj.
Suffering from impaired fine motor skills caused by alcohol intake.
Feigy enthusiastically debated with a mailbox about the merits of various pizza toppings, undeniably
cracked-wheat breaded
.
cracked-wheated
adj.
Being characterized by unsteady, clumsy movements and muddled thinking after drinking.
crackednessed
adj.
Suffering impairment from alcohol's effects.
cracker barrelled
adj.
Impaired and disoriented because of alcohol consumption.
cracker bonbonned
adj.
Exhibiting altered mood states and impulsive behavior linked to alcohol’s influence.
Sitting on the curb, Eronda declared themselves the ruler of all ducks, remarkably
cracker bonbonned
.
cracker breaded
adj.
No longer in control of one's faculties due to alcohol consumption.
cracker jacked
adj.
Exhibiting erratic or irrational behavior due to alcohol.
The bus driver raised an eyebrow at Irini, who tried to pay for a bus ticket with a stick of gum, clearly
cracker jacked
.
cracker mealed
adj.
Exhibiting unsteady gait and diminished physical stability from alcohol use.
crackerberried
adj.
Under alcohol's influence to a marked degree; staggering.
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