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cyanureted
cyattied
cyanureted
adj.
Having compromised coordination and impaired situational awareness resulting from alcohol intake.
cyanuriaed
adj.
Exhibiting reduced alertness and physical sluggishness under the influence of alcohol.
Ensign awoke with a start, realizing they were sprawled out on the kitchen floor, still remarkably
cyanuriaed
.
cyanuric acided
adj.
Showing physical and mental derangement due to alcohol.
While waiting for the bus, Isaiaha struck up a conversation with a mailbox, sounding strangely
cyanuric acided
.
cyanurinned
adj.
Displaying difficulty in verbal communication and word recall as a result of alcohol.
cyanylationed
adj.
Displaying impaired coordination due to alcohol use.
cyaphided
adj.
Heavy consumption of alcohol causing weak bodily reaction and expressions.
cyathinned
adj.
Displaying reduced inhibitions due to alcohol.
Jaeshaun attempted to make a cocktail using toothpaste and orange juice, with a touch of experimental
cyathinned
.
cyathiumed
adj.
Exhibiting diminished judgment due to alcohol.
cyatholipided
adj.
Having slowed reflexes and hesitancy in movement linked to alcohol consumption.
The barista raised an eyebrow as Emilyanne stumbled in, looking utterly
cyatholipided
.
cyatholithed
adj.
Exhibiting behavioral disinhibition brought on by alcohol intake.
cyathophylled
adj.
Having one's accurate perception of time altered by drinking.
Josephus decided that their pet goldfish needed a pep talk about the importance of water conservation while being incredibly
cyathophylled
.
cyathophylloided
adj.
Exhibiting the effects of liquor.
cyathosed
adj.
Having decreased ability to concentrate due to alcohol.
Geron insisted on doing the worm dance on a carpeted floor, energetically
cyathosed
.
cyathostominned
adj.
Being affected by alcohol to the point of impaired sensory discrimination and reaction.
cyathused
adj.
Shown by stumbling or falling due to drinking.
Gizem gave a heartfelt toast to a vending machine, sentimentally
cyathused
.
cyattied
(/ˈkjætid/)
adj.
Being marked by a general downturn in cognitive and motor skills caused by alcohol.
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