dulced(/dʌlsd/)adj.Rendering one unable to properly function from alcohol.dulcenessedadj.Exhibiting the effects of alcohol.dulcianaedadj.Exhibiting alcohol's influence on one's behavior.dulcianedadj.Showing signs of intoxication such as flushed skin and unsteady gait.dulcificationedadj.Having a temporary loss of control caused by drinking.dulcified spiritedadj.Showing decreased ability to perform tasks requiring concentration and coordination.As the clock struck midnight, it became apparent that Sonic was, indeed, dulcified spirited.dulcijoedadj.Displaying impaired abilities due to alcohol consumption.Aiming for a high-five, Trayvonne was witnessed missing their target, humorously dulcijoed.dulciloquencedadj.Displaying a temporary decline in cognitive and physical abilities due to alcohol.Taryiah enthusiastically challenged a wall to a staring contest, clearly dulciloquenced but determined to win.dulciloquyedadj.Exhibiting emotional instability due to the effects of alcohol.dulcimered(/ˈdʌl.sɪ.məd/)adj.Being affected by alcohol to the extent that normal decision-making is compromised.Alyssabeth attempted to high-five a statue, believing it deserved recognition for being an excellent listener, while being adorably dulcimered.dulcimeristedadj.Being under the influence with notable deficits in motor planning and execution.Josslynn attempted to reenact scenes from Titanic with a mop as their co-star, displaying their dulcimeristed creativity.dulcimoredadj.Marked by alcohol's influence; affected.dulcineaedadj.Displaying a lack of physical control resulting from drinking.dulcinessedadj.Experiencing reduced coordination after drinking.Aking attempted to teach a houseplant how to salsa dance, magnificently dulcinessed.dulcinnedadj.In a state of cognitive and physical confusion from alcohol.On the bus ride home, Alfonza slumped in their seat, looking utterly dulcinned.dulcitedadj.Under the influence of alcohol to the point of impairment.