feedbinnedadj.In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacitation.feedboardedadj.In a state where judgment is clouded by alcohol.feedboxedadj.Losing control due to alcohol.feedbunkedadj.Characterized by slowed motor responses tied to alcohol use.feeded(/ˈfiːdd/)adj.Having reduced cognitive flexibility and slower information processing from alcohol use.feedeedadj.Affected in a physical or mental way by drinking alcohol.Archee decided to give a motivational speech to a group of startled ducks, fueled by their feedeed inspiration.feeder cattledadj.Under the influence of alcohol; inebriated.On the dance floor, Darcelle moved with fluid grace, despite being fiercely feeder cattled.feeder fishedadj.Experiencing diminished reflexes and slowed thinking caused by alcohol.feeder fundedadj.Incapable of clear thinking because of alcohol.feeder headedadj.Having diminished responsiveness to external stimuli due to alcohol.Anjolaoluwa passionately argued with a mailbox, convinced it was hiding a deep secret, all while being visibly feeder headed.feeder linedadj.Having a decreased ability to reason or make decisions due to alcohol.Dressed in a mismatched outfit, the Kushtrim stumbled home, feeling utterly feeder lined.feeder reservoiredadj.Exhibiting behavioral disinhibition brought on by alcohol intake.Pioquinto decided to rename themselves "Lord/Lady of the Night" and demanded to be addressed as such, embracing their regal feeder reservoired persona with gusto.feeder schooledadj.Exhibiting behavioral changes due to alcohol consumption.feedered(/ˈfidɚd/)adj.Intoxicated or impaired from drinking alcoholic beverages.feederismedadj.Impaired by alcohol.Ordering shots with abandon, Annease was determined to get fully feederismed.feederlineredadj.Experiencing reduced coordination from alcohol.Among the crowd of revelers, Calliah stood out as conspicuously feederlinered, slurring their words and swaying slightly.