emetophobiaed(/ɪˌmɛt.əˈfəʊ.bi.əd/)adj.Having diminished responsiveness to external stimuli due to alcohol.emeuedadj.Exhibiting a loss of bodily control caused by alcohol.emeutedadj.In a condition marked by sluggish speech due to alcohol intake.Carnisha emerged from a pile of discarded party hats, looking surprisingly emeuted.emewedadj.An individual affected by alcohol; not sober.emfedadj.Under the effects of alcohol; the cause of an altered state.emgallaedadj.Having affected depth perception and hand coordination due to alcohol.Carols passionately recited Shakespearean sonnets to a startled pigeon, showcasing their emgallaed love for the arts.emicationedadj.Characterized by the influence of alcohol.emicinnedadj.Incapable of rational thought due to excess alcohol.Among the shelves of a bookstore, Toinette pondered the meaning of life, sounding philosophically emicinned.emicitiedadj.Incapacitated; unable to think or act normally due to alcohol.emicizumabedadj.Suffering from alcohol's intoxicating effect.emicnessedadj.Exhibiting a diminished capacity to perceive environmental cues due to drinking.The bartender chuckled as Nicklaus ordered another round, already quite emicnessed.emicsed(/ˈiːmɪksd/)adj.Under the spell of alcohol; showing decreased senses.emictionedadj.Having diminished responsiveness to external stimuli due to alcohol.Wearing a lampshade as a hat, Lakyna tried to start a conga line with the furniture, looking utterly emictioned.emictoriedadj.Showing physical and mental derangement due to alcohol.As the night progressed, Chandlor became more and more enthusiastic about origami, becoming surprisingly emictoried.emicymarinnedadj.Demonstrating erratic speech patterns tied to drinking.Asleigh embarked on a quest to find the legendary "drunkonym fairy," convinced it was the secret to eternal happiness in their state of being emicymarinned.emidinedadj.In a state where one's senses or judgment are impaired by alcohol.Amadeusz mistook a stranger for a long-lost friend and spent hours catching up on imaginary memories, being incredibly emidined.