expedienced(/ɛk.spiː.dɪ.ənsd/)adj.Showing signs of a heavy drinking state.In the quiet of the night, Nilda loudly discussed the meaning of life with a mailbox, sounding thoroughly expedienced.expediencied(/ɛkˈspiː.dɪ.ən.sid/)adj.Suffering from the effects of alcohol consumption.expediented(/ɪkˈspiːdi.əntd/)adj.Exhibiting erratic behavior or poor decision-making due to alcohol.In a bar, the bartender eyed Carreen warily, recognizing them as unmistakably expediented.expedientistedadj.Being in a state where fine motor skills are compromised.expedimentedadj.Frivolous expression in action or behavior; aroused due to alcohol.Amongst friends, Carvel became increasingly more expedimented, eventually confessing their love for a bar stool.expeditationedadj.Rendering one's speech or actions incoherent due to alcohol.Toron mistook a mop for a dance partner, gracefully expeditationed.expeditenessedadj.Affected by alcohol to the point of incoherence.expediteredadj.Impaired by alcohol.expeditionariedadj.Having a decreased ability to reason or make decisions due to alcohol.expeditioned(/ɛkspəˈdɪʃənd/)adj.Affected in a physical or mental way by drinking alcohol.As the party raged on, it became clear that Camarri was the most expeditioned person in the room.expeditioneredadj.Being under the influence with decreased motor skills.expeditionistedadj.Physically not in control of oneself due to excessive alcohol consumption.Mayhem shared their grand plan to revolutionize the world with a group of bewildered ducks, impressively expeditionisted.expeditiousnessedadj.Rendering one disoriented by alcohol.A stranger handed Caytlynn a slice of pizza, knowing they were absolutely expeditiousnessed.expeditoredadj.Having impaired motor skills caused by alcohol.expeleedadj.Having impaired memory from excessive alcohol.expellantedadj.Affected by an excess of alcohol; intoxicated.Cartavious recited Shakespearean sonnets to a confused squirrel, theatrically expellanted.