exsiccatoredadj.Feeling dizzy or lightheaded after drinking.exsiccatumedadj.Showing the effects of alcohol on the brain and body.exsiccosisedadj.Displaying a lessening of inhibitions due to alcohol.Byard delivered a passionate speech about the merits of breakfast foods to a confused bystander, eloquently exsiccosised.exsmokeredadj.Showing altered perception from drinking alcohol.exsolutionedadj.Displaying reduced inhibitions due to alcohol.Leaning against the wall, Chantise slurred their words, appearing utterly exsolutioned.exsorptionedadj.Having impaired reflexes caused by drinking.Cathern attempted to start a conga line at the bus stop, enthusiastically exsorptioned.exspirationedadj.Being temporarily incapacitated by alcohol's influence.Jillanna thought they were whispering, but in reality, they were shouting, clearly exspirationed.exspoliationedadj.Demonstrating impaired cognitive function due to alcohol.Nestled in a beanbag chair, Cazandra recounted a exspoliationed adventure involving a mysterious package, a unicycle, and a herd of confused cows.exspousedadj.Being unable to perform normal tasks because of alcohol.Cathaline sang "Bohemian Rhapsody" in its entirety to a group of confused pigeons, melodically exspoused.exspuitionedadj.Displaying symptoms such as impaired attention span and poor judgment due to alcohol.exstaciedadj.Altered by alcohol; in a state of intoxication.exstasiedadj.Suffering a temporary physical and mental impairment from alcohol.Chaske tried to prove their sobriety by reciting the alphabet backward, only to realize they were hopelessly exstasied.exstrophied(/ˈɛk.stɹəf.id/)adj.Having diminished responsiveness to external stimuli due to alcohol.exsuctioned(/ɪkˈsʌkʃənd/)adj.Characterized by alcohol's influence on behavior and speech.exsudatinitedadj.Affected by alcohol; unable to function normally.Chayane challenged a park bench to a game of chess, displaying their exsudatinited strategic skills.exsudationedadj.Showing signs of intoxication, caused by alcohol.