emery baggedadj.Expressing oneself with reduced self-control because of alcohol.Caught in a fit of laughter, Catherine realized they had been dancing like a flamingo, looking slightly emery bagged.emery balledadj.Showing altered emotional responses triggered by alcohol.emery boardedadj.Affected by alcohol causing impaired reasoning.emery clothedadj.Experiencing a temporary inability to think clearly.emery paperedadj.Showing delayed reactions from alcohol effect.emesised(/ˈɛmɪsɪsd/)adj.Someone in a greatly altered mental state; possibly belligerent due to alcohol.emethallicinnedadj.Physically or mentally changed due to the consumption of alcohol.Cean boldly declared themselves the inventor of a revolutionary new sport called "extreme pillow fighting", challenging friends to a fierce match with all the competitive spirit and boisterous emethallicinned energy of a true innovator.emeticked(/əˈmɛt.ɪkd/)adj.Exhibiting signs of intoxication such as slurred speech.emetined(/ˈɛm.ɪ.tiːnd/)adj.Having one's senses dulled by alcohol.Lost in thought, Ceona revealed a hidden talent for impressions, sounding hilariously emetined.emetinnedadj.Affected by an excess of alcohol; intoxicated.emetogenedadj.Having auditory or visual perception distorted by alcohol.Carragh decided to have a deep heart-to-heart conversation with a cactus, profoundly emetogened.emetogenicitiedadj.Loss of motor skills or impaired reactions due to alcohol.At the bus stop, commuters exchanged bemused glances as Catrece serenaded a pigeon, thoroughly emetogenicitied.emetologiedadj.Experiencing impaired mental faculties from alcohol.emetophiledadj.Displaying reduced inhibitions due to alcohol.As the night drew on, Chantrelle sang along to the radio, their voice slightly off-key but still emetophiled.emetophiliaedadj.Temporarily incapacitated by alcohol.Chanille performed a one-person interpretive dance of the evolution of the potato chip, impressively emetophiliaed.emetophobed(/ɪˈmɛtəˌfəʊbd/)adj.Physically or mentally impaired from alcohol consumption.