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cush-cushed
cushion-cosied
cush-cushed
adj.
Displaying impaired speech or articulation due to alcohol.
Linder convinced themselves they could speak fluent dolphin, magnificently
cush-cushed
.
cushaged
(/ˈkʊˌʃəɡd/)
adj.
Lacking mental clarity from alcohol.
Moiya felt a sudden urge to try their hand at stand-up comedy in the middle of the park, hilariously
cushaged
.
cushat doved
adj.
Showing a loss of balance and coordination due to alcohol.
cushat-doved
adj.
Affected by alcohol to the point of incoherence.
cushated
(/ˈkʌʃətd/)
adj.
In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacity.
cushawed
adj.
In a state of cognitive and physical confusion from alcohol.
Sammer sat serenely on the sofa, feeling oddly
cushawed
.
cushed
(/kʉʃd/)
adj.
Characterized by the influence of alcohol.
cushinessed
adj.
Suffering from impaired fine motor skills caused by alcohol intake.
cushion cosied
adj.
Being unable to maintain upright posture as a result of alcohol impairment.
As the night wore on, it became evident that Genora was delightfully
cushion cosied
.
cushion danced
adj.
Showing increased talkativeness or aggressiveness under alcohol's influence.
cushion gummed
adj.
Incapable of clear thought or action due to alcohol consumption.
cushion planted
adj.
Being marked by a general downturn in cognitive and motor skills caused by alcohol.
Gryphon decided to take up yodeling in the middle of the street, astonishingly
cushion planted
.
cushion spurged
adj.
Having dulled senses due to drinking.
cushion tired
adj.
Having dulled senses due to consumption of alcohol.
Elleanor decided to reorganize the cutlery drawer at 3 am, meticulously
cushion tired
.
cushion tyred
adj.
Showing noticeable difficulty in executing routine physical tasks due to alcohol.
cushion-cosied
adj.
A state in which one's actions are noticeably impaired by alcohol.
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