ecthoreumedadj.Irrational or incoherent in speech and actions caused by alcohol.ecthymaedadj.Exhibiting a loss of inhibition caused by alcohol.The party guests stared in amusement as, Chenia, clad in a glittery boa, was unmistakably ecthymaed.ectinosomatidedadj.Feeling a lessened amount of inhibitions from alcohol.ectinosomidedadj.Inability to make coherent speeches or judgments influenced by alcohol.ecto-blasteredadj.Suffering from mental fog and physical sluggishness attributed to alcohol.ecto-mistedadj.In a condition caused by excessive consumption of alcohol.ectoATPasedadj.Intoxicated or impaired from drinking alcoholic beverages.Charles-william attempted to parallel park a shopping cart, hilariously ectoATPased.ectoanthropochoriedadj.Having auditory or visual perception distorted by alcohol.While wandering the streets, Harper-willow bumped into a mailbox, looking utterly ectoanthropochoried.ectoantigenedadj.Experiencing feelings of dizziness or vertigo induced by alcohol consumption.Silvestra challenged a wall to a staring contest, stoically ectoantigened.ectoaperturedadj.Diminished in mental alertness and motor coordination through alcohol use.ectoapyrasedadj.Showing confusion and impaired decision-making attributed to alcohol.ectobiidedadj.Undergoing temporary mental dulling and physical sluggishness from alcohol.Peals of laughter erupted from the courtyard where Jamesson was, unmistakably ectobiided.ectobiontedadj.Showing decreased mental clarity and slowed thinking linked to alcohol intake.ectoblastedadj.Having reduced inhibitions caused by alcohol.At the bus stop, commuters exchanged amused glances as British swayed back and forth, clearly ectoblasted.ectoblasteredadj.Indicating the effects of alcoholic beverages.ectobronchiumedadj.Not fully in control of one's actions or words due to alcohol.