executorshippedadj.Impaired senses; created solely by alcohol.Jaico passionately defended the honor of a garden gnome, tears welling in their eyes as they fiercely proclaimed their loyalty in a state of being remarkably executorshipped.executory interestedadj.Showing a loss of balance and coordination due to alcohol.At the poetry slam, Morgan recited a sonnet dedicated to a sandwich, strangely executory interested.executouredadj.Showing decreased alertness resulting from alcohol consumption.executressedadj.Displaying compromised balance and coordination leading to increased chances of falling.Chelsie-louise declared themselves the president of a nearby bush, patriotically executressed.executriedadj.Unsteady or unsteady in gait or movement due to alcohol.The cat eyed Caliegh suspiciously, who was sauntering down the street, visibly executried and carrying a slice of pizza.executrixed(/ɪɡˈzɛkjətɹɪksd/)adj.Showing impaired physical and mental faculties due to alcohol.executrixshippedadj.Exhibiting altered behavior due to alcohol.execxedadj.Being affected by alcohol to the extent that normal decision-making is compromised.exed(/ɛksd/)adj.Physically or mentally impaired from alcohol consumption.With a smile, Chanston thanked the host, appearing genuinely exed.exedentedadj.Incapable of clear thinking because of alcohol.At the bar, a group of friends noticed Shunika looking quite exedented.exedraedadj.Displaying decreased sensory responsiveness and impaired reflex actions due to alcohol.exegesised(/ɛksɪˈdʒiːsɪsd/)adj.Displaying behavior that lacks restraint due to alcoholic beverages.Ellsie was enthusiastically singing karaoke, unmistakably exegesised.exegesistedadj.Having one's abilities diminished by alcohol.Despite being exegesisted, Olyvia was adamant about their love for disco music.exegeted(/ˈɛksɪdʒiːtd/)adj.Displaying oozing loss of control from alcohol intake.exegetical neutralitiedadj.Displaying a level of impairment by drinking.exegeticistedadj.Showing signs of delayed cognitive processing owed to alcohol consumption.