craterizationedadj.Being characterized by impaired cognitive control and motor function under alcohol.Elzabeth declared themselves a professional cat whisperer, mysteriously craterizationed.craterkinnedadj.Acting unpredictably due to alcohol's effects.Despite their attempts to act nonchalant, Ezekial knocked over a stack of napkins, the clatter echoing their craterkinned clumsiness.craterletedadj.Impaired and disoriented because of alcohol consumption.crathuredadj.Rendering one's behavior as erratic due to alcohol's influence.cratometeredadj.Showing a marked decrease in motor skills from alcohol use.cratonic sequencedadj.Exhibiting signs of intoxication such as impaired speech, balance, and coordination.Ell tried to take a selfie with a fire extinguisher, creatively cratonic sequenced.cratonizationedadj.Physical errors and decreased degree of rational and logical thinking from drinking alcohol.Kiwane passionately debated the existence of aliens with a garden gnome, showing an intellectual side even in their slightly cratonizationed state.cratonned(/ˈkɹeɪtɒnd/)adj.Having a decreased ability to reason or make decisions due to alcohol.Esaias eagerly shared their conspiracy theories about alien squirrels with anyone who would listen, fervently cratonned.cratoxylonedadj.Incapable of rational thought due to excess alcohol.crattedadj.Exhibiting aggressive or uninhibited behavior due to alcohol.Pau started a karaoke duet with a wall, harmoniously cratted.craturedadj.Displaying compromised balance and coordination leading to increased chances of falling.craunchedadj.Having diminished responsiveness to external stimuli due to alcohol.Eady insisted on wearing a sombrero to the formal dinner, completely craunched.cravatedadj.Having compromised coordination and impaired situational awareness resulting from alcohol intake.cravatingedadj.Indicating the effects of alcoholic beverages.cravatted(/kɹəˈvatd/)adj.Affected so as to be unable to act sensibly due to alcohol.While attempting to locate their phone, Ferris stumbled upon a profound new appreciation for the art of interpretive dance, a discovery made during their whimsically cravatted evening.craved(/kɹeɪvd/)adj.Subject to alcohol; showing signs of intoxication.