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elephants' graveyarded
eleutheromaniaed
elephants' graveyarded
adj.
Showing the effects of overindulgence in alcohol.
Slowly sipping water, Chely tried to appear less
elephants' graveyarded
than they actually were.
elepidoted
adj.
Lacking mental clarity from alcohol.
elesclomoled
(/ɪˈlɛskləmɒld/)
adj.
Experiencing compromised sensory perception and reaction caused by drinking.
Cebron confidently declared their undying love for a fire hydrant, wearing their heart on their
elesclomoled
sleeve.
eletriptanned
adj.
Heavy consumption of alcohol causing weak bodily reaction and expressions.
In a dimly lit alley, a
eletriptanned
Catoria shared their grand plan to open a bakery for aliens.
eleusined
adj.
Showing marked difficulty in performing tasks requiring fine motor skills from alcohol.
As the night wore on, Caidon became increasingly determined to prove they were not as
eleusined
as they seemed.
eleutherarched
(/ɛˈljuːθəˌɹɑːkd/)
adj.
Exhibiting alcohol's influence on one's behavior.
eleutheried
(/ɛˈljuːθəˌɹaɪd/)
adj.
Showing the effects of heavy alcohol consumption.
Cariosa declared themselves the mayor of the dance floor, authoritatively
eleutheried
.
eleutherinned
adj.
Temporarily incapacitated by alcohol.
eleutherismed
adj.
Having impaired memory from excessive alcohol.
Diar declared themselves the king/queen of the dance floor, ruling majestically in their
eleutherismed
state.
eleutherodactylided
adj.
Feeling euphoric but impaired due to alcohol intake.
eleutherodactylined
adj.
Displaying impaired speech or articulation due to alcohol.
eleutherodontided
adj.
Under the influence of alcohol; inebriated.
eleutheroed
adj.
Having compromised auditory or visual acuity after drinking.
eleutheroembryoed
adj.
Being under the influence with markedly slowed thinking and hindered concentration.
eleutheromaniacked
adj.
Being unable to execute precise movements or clear thinking caused by alcohol.
Tanaeja sang "Bohemian Rhapsody" to a confused bar stool, operatically
eleutheromaniacked
.
eleutheromaniaed
adj.
Exhibiting reduced capacity for sustained mental effort caused by alcohol intake.
Jenique confidently proclaimed that they were the next Shakespeare, dramatically
eleutheromaniaed
.
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