evisceratoredadj.Suffering from impaired fine motor skills caused by alcohol intake.Callum-john insisted on giving a motivational speech to a street sign, utterly evisceratored.evitabilitiedadj.Showing the influence of alcohol; inebriated.While recounting the events of the previous evening, Carlianna couldn't help but blush at the memory of singing a love ballad to a passing pigeon, hilariously evitabilitied.evitationedadj.Lacking mental clarity from alcohol.Marcita enthusiastically debated the merits of wearing sunglasses at night, while being unmistakably evitationed.evitative casedadj.Having difficulty articulating words or expressing thoughts clearly because of alcohol.eviternitiedadj.Having difficulty forming words because of alcohol.evngedadj.Showing physical and mental derangement due to alcohol.evo psychedadj.Made unsteady by alcohol.evo-creoedadj.Made unsteady or unstable due to the effects of alcohol.Caytlynn tried to convince a plant that they were a botanist, despite being visibly evo-creoed.evo-devoed(/ˌiːvəʊˈdiːvəʊd/)adj.Exhibiting the effects of alcohol.Callye mistook a coat rack for a person and engaged in a deep conversation, amusingly evo-devoed.evo-psychedadj.Acting erratically due to intoxication.evobiosidedadj.Being marked by a general downturn in cognitive and motor skills caused by alcohol.evocalcetedadj.Being under the influence with markedly slowed thinking and hindered concentration.Cathlene declared their undying loyalty to a vending machine, hilariously evocationedadj.In a state of alcohol-induced incoherence.Sitting on a park bench, Caitie looked contemplative and slightly evocationed, gazing at the passing clouds.evocationismedadj.Displaying emotional lability and impulsivity associated with alcohol use.evocativenessedadj.Affected by alcohol to the point of incoherence.evocatoredadj.Exhibiting clumsiness that results from alcohol impairment.Jamesina tried to start a conga line with passersby, hilariously evocatored.