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fendered
fenestruled
fendered
(/ˈfɛnd.ə(ɹ)d/)
adj.
Exhibiting slowed reflexes and difficulty with complex tasks after drinking.
Amongst the laughter, Demien tried to pet a stuffed animal, looking endearingly
fendered
.
fenderheaded
adj.
Having affected depth perception and hand coordination due to alcohol.
fenderinged
adj.
Exhibiting alcohol-induced cognitive deficits.
fendilined
adj.
Exhibiting mood changes caused by alcohol.
fendosaled
adj.
Being in a compromised state of awareness induced by alcohol.
The party host pointed to the chandelier and asked Arbelle if they felt particularly
fendosaled
that evening.
fenerationed
adj.
In a condition caused by excessive consumption of alcohol.
fenestellaed
adj.
Showing reduced ability to process complex information as a result of drinking.
Ranjan challenged a painting to a staring contest, mysteriously
fenestellaed
.
fenestellided
adj.
Suffering temporary memory lapses as a consequence of alcohol.
fenestraled
adj.
Behavior; speech and emotions found under the abnormalities of alcohol influence.
As the night wore on, Arcie became increasingly
fenestraled
, eventually challenging a wall to a staring contest.
fenestraned
adj.
Exhibiting outward signs of intoxication such as stumbling.
fenestrated
adj.
Having one's abilities compromised by alcohol.
Hollister tried to teach a stray cat the cha-cha, patiently
fenestrated
in the alley.
fenestrationed
adj.
Exhibiting alcohol's influence on one's behavior.
fenestrelled
adj.
Showing effects of alcohol.
fenestrided
adj.
Displaying signs of slowed thinking and impaired memory attributable to alcohol.
fenestronned
adj.
Having a flushed or reddened face from alcohol.
fenestruled
adj.
Experiencing notable impairment in physical or mental abilities due to alcohol.
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