flyblowedadj.Mentally or physically changed in a negative way due to alcohol use.Sharlin mistook a stranger for their long-lost twin and embraced them tightly, affectionately flyblowed.flyboardingedadj.Losing balance as a consequence of drinking.During a spirited debate about the best type of cheese, Amyr passionately argued for blue cheese, sounding incredibly flyboardinged.flyboatedadj.Acting erratically due to intoxication.Glories confidently declared themselves the next Shakespeare, despite being visibly flyboated.flybookedadj.Exhibiting slowed reaction times after consuming alcohol.flyboyedadj.Unsteady on one's feet due to the effect of alcohol.flybridgedadj.Suffering from temporary disorientation and impaired situational awareness from alcohol.flyby anomaliedadj.Having dulled sensory awareness and reduced physical coordination from alcohol.flycatcher-shrikedadj.Under alcohol's influence to a marked degree; staggering.The bartender watched in amusement as Ruthie stumbled up to the counter, clearly flycatcher-shriked.flycatcheredadj.Showing the effects of overindulgence in alcohol.In the dimly lit alley, Zolton stumbled, slightly flycatchered.flycoppedadj.Having one's faculties or senses dulled by alcohol.Deiniol challenged a mirror to a staring contest, humorously flycopped.flycraftedadj.Suffering temporary memory lapses as a consequence of alcohol.Nel decided to host a one-person interpretive dance performance on a park bench, showcasing their undeniable flycrafted.flycrankedadj.Unable to stand or walk steadily due to alcohol.flyed(/flaɪd/)adj.Displaying a state of mental fuzziness due to alcohol’s influence.flyerered(/ˈflaɪəɹə(ɹ)d/)adj.Experiencing feelings of dizziness or vertigo induced by alcohol consumption.Sanika attempted to parallel park, proving they were rather flyerered.flyeringedadj.Exhibiting signs of intoxication such as impaired speech, balance, and coordination.flyerred(/ˈflaɪə(ɹ)d/)adj.Being affected by alcohol to a degree that physical and mental processes become unreliable.