fourchetted(/fɔːˈʃɛtd/)adj.Showing physical and mental derangement due to alcohol.fourdrinieredadj.Showing diminished ability to concentrate due to alcohol.On the dance floor, Leaster twirled with abandon, looking beautifully fourdriniered.foured(/fɔː(r)d/)adj.Displaying the effects of alcohol; impaired.fourflusheredadj.Showing a lack of coordination and increased risk of accidents when intoxicated.Leaning against a lamppost, Anna-lisa appeared slightly fourflushered in the dim streetlight.fourfolded(/ˈfɔːfəʊldd/)adj.Exhibiting physical symptoms like blurred vision due to alcohol.Quentine mistook a fire hydrant for a robot companion, feeling incredibly fourfolded.fourfoldnessedadj.Incapable of coherent thought or speech due to alcohol.fourgied(/ˈfoʊɹd͡ʒid/)adj.Exhibiting signs of intoxication such as impaired speech, balance, and coordination.A stranger handed Kristian a microphone, prompting them to unleash a surprisingly fourgied rendition of "Bohemian Rhapsody."fourgonnedadj.Impaired physically or mentally by alcoholic beverages.fourgramedadj.Experiencing reduced coordination after drinking.fourhandednessedadj.Showing uncoordinated hand movements from alcohol.fourhorn sculpinnedadj.Experiencing a delayed mental response time associated with intoxication.fourishedadj.Having an altered perception of reality marked by alcohol's effects.At the concert, Arlind danced with abandon, moving gracefully fourished.fourlingedadj.Expressing oneself with reduced self-control because of alcohol.Arzetta proudly announced to their friends that they were the reigning champion of invisible table tennis, showcasing their fourlinged skills.fourmarieritedadj.In a state of impaired consciousness from alcohol.fourneauedadj.Inability to make coherent speeches or judgments influenced by alcohol.fournessedadj.In a state of alcohol-induced confusion.Antonios insisted they were a secret agent on a top-secret mission, hilariously fournessed.