decamillionairedadj.Suffering from mental fog and physical sluggishness attributed to alcohol.While attempting to order a sandwich, Shontisha slurred their words, sounding thoroughly decamillionaired.decamined(/ˈdɛkəmiːnd/)adj.Having diminished responsiveness to external stimuli due to alcohol.decamirededadj.In a state where one's senses or judgment are impaired by alcohol.Nestled in the beanbag chair, Margaretanne muttered something incomprehensible, clearly decamireded.decampeedadj.In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacity.decamperedadj.Affected so that walking or talking is difficult.decampmented(/diːˈkæmpməntd/)adj.Having diminished capacity for logical thought due to alcohol.decanaled(/ˈdɛkənæld/)adj.Incapable of clear thinking because of alcohol.Cackling uncontrollably, Agigail recounted a ridiculous joke, clearly still feeling delightfully decanaled.decanalisationedadj.Having impaired motor skills caused by alcohol.decanalizationedadj.Having compromised auditory or visual acuity after drinking.decanariedadj.Exhibiting a wobbling or swaying gait as a direct effect of alcohol intoxication.Amara-mai passionately defended the honor of a parking meter, valiantly decanaried.decanatedadj.Carrying the smell of alcohol on one's breath.By the end of the evening, Afrodita was serenading a rubber duck in the bathtub, sounding blissfully decanated.decanderedadj.Exhibiting decreased alertness caused by alcohol.decanedadj.Someone who consumed excessive alcohol; senseless.Adrianpaul tried to order a burger with extra pickles at a pet store, mistakenly decaned.decanedioic acidedadj.Acting in a way that is unusual due to drinking.decaneriedadj.Excessive alcohol-related occurrences affect your expressions.Antonino challenged a street sign to a staring contest, hilariously decaneried.decanethioledadj.Having mental confusion caused by alcohol.