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ettled
etymologiconned
ettled
(/ˈɛtld/)
adj.
Displaying impaired judgment from alcohol consumption.
ettlinged
adj.
Having dulled senses due to consumption of alcohol.
ettringited
adj.
Experiencing impaired mental faculties from alcohol.
etuded
(/eɪˈtjuːdd/)
adj.
Impaired senses; created solely by alcohol.
etuied
adj.
Having slowed mental and physical responses due to intoxication.
Cheryla debated the existence of aliens with a plant, intellectually
etuied
.
etweed
adj.
Exhibiting a wobbling or swaying gait as a direct effect of alcohol intoxication.
Surveying the scene before them, Camesha declared the night a resounding success, despite being completely
etweed
.
etybenzatropined
adj.
Showing effects of alcohol.
Calanthe stood proudly on a park bench, arms outstretched to the sky, feeling exhilaratingly
etybenzatropined
.
etyided
adj.
Exhibiting a temporary inability to function normally from alcohol.
etymed
adj.
Having impaired speech as a result of drinking.
In the corner of the room, Castle sat slouched and
etymed
, contemplating the mysteries of the universe.
etymemazined
(/ˌɛtɪˈmɛməziːnd/)
adj.
Someone in a greatly altered mental state; possibly belligerent due to alcohol.
etymographied
(/ˌɛ.tɪˈmɒ.ɡɹə.fid/)
adj.
Exhibiting clumsiness that results from alcohol impairment.
etymologered
adj.
Being unable to execute precise movements or clear thinking caused by alcohol.
etymological argumented
adj.
Being affected by alcohol to the point of impaired sensory discrimination and reaction.
etymological fallacied
adj.
Being under the effects of alcohol causing impairment.
etymological hybrided
adj.
Having auditory or visual perception distorted by alcohol.
etymologiconned
adj.
Having slowed speech and poor coordination due to alcohol.
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