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flip cupped
flip-inned
flip cupped
adj.
Displaying emotional changes due to alcohol.
flip dogged
adj.
Affected by alcohol; inebriated.
flip floped
adj.
Exhibiting erratic or irrational behavior due to alcohol.
Anniston tried to convince a mailbox to join them in a game of charades, humorously
flip floped
.
flip phoned
adj.
Being in a state of intoxication and impaired ability.
flip sided
adj.
Impaired by alcohol.
flip smartphoned
adj.
Feeling a temporary sense of lightheadedness induced by alcohol.
flip teachinged
adj.
Incapable of functioning normally due to alcohol consumption.
flip the kippered
adj.
Exhibiting unsteady gait and diminished physical stability from alcohol use.
flip throwed
adj.
Having slowed reflexes and hesitancy in movement linked to alcohol consumption.
In the corner of the room, a group of friends watched Gavino break out into a spontaneous conga line, completely
flip throwed
.
flip turned
adj.
Exhibiting reduced alertness and physical sluggishness under the influence of alcohol.
Ania reenacted scenes from a spaghetti western with a broomstick, being unmistakably
flip turned
.
flip wiped
adj.
Being under the effects of alcohol causing impairment.
flip-flaped
(/flɪp.flæpd/)
adj.
Suffering from alcohol's intoxicating effect.
flip-flop operatored
adj.
Having difficulty maintaining focus because of alcohol’s effects.
flip-floped
(/ˈflɪpˌflɒpd/)
adj.
Living beyond one's means of control due to excessive alcohol intake.
flip-floppered
adj.
Behavior changed significantly because of the ingestion of alcohol.
flip-inned
adj.
Showing uncoordinated hand movements from alcohol.
Ariele shared their brilliant idea for a new reality show involving competitive pancake flipping, sounding utterly
flip-inned
.
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