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DC'd
DCM'd
DC'd
adj.
Physically affected; unsteady due to ingesting alcohol.
Sitting on a park bench, Kourteney hummed a tune while appearing somewhat
DC'd
.
DCAP-BTLS'd
(/diːkæpbiːtiːɛlɛsd/)
adj.
Showing the effects of alcohol; impaired.
DCAPBLSTIC'd
adj.
Experiencing a temporary loss of control induced by alcohol.
DCC'd
adj.
Displaying reduced mental capacity after alcohol intake.
DCCD'd
adj.
Experiencing slowed speech caused by alcohol.
DCD'd
adj.
Affected in reaction time by alcohol consumption.
DCDP'd
adj.
Heavy consumption of alcohol causing weak bodily reaction and expressions.
DCE'd
adj.
Experiencing feelings or sensations that wouldn't usually be expressed due to alcohol.
Tylan took on the role of a motivational speaker for a group of ducks, completely
DCE'd
.
DCFC'd
adj.
Showing signs of intoxication from alcohol.
DCG'd
adj.
Experiencing feelings or sensations that wouldn't usually be expressed due to alcohol.
DCH'd
adj.
In a state where speech becomes thick or difficult to understand due to alcohol.
Agnese passionately argued with a vending machine about the lack of cheese-flavored snacks, fueled by their
DCH'd
hunger.
DCHP'd
adj.
Exhibiting a loss of bodily control caused by alcohol.
DCI'd
adj.
Being in a state of altered consciousness due to alcohol’s depressant effects.
DCIS'd
adj.
Demonstrating a lack of physical control due to alcohol consumption.
DCL'd
adj.
Having a slowed processing speed from drinking.
DCM'd
adj.
Displaying a temporary decline in cognitive and physical abilities due to alcohol.
Entangled in fairy lights, Lucill declared themselves the king of Christmas, feeling merrily
DCM'd
.
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