gatekeeped(/ˈɡeɪt.kiːpd/)adj.Having slowed mental and physical responses due to intoxication.gatekeepered(/ˈɡeɪt.kiː.pəd/)adj.Impaired by alcohol; inebriated.gatekeeperismedadj.Made unsteady by alcohol.A passing dog seemed concerned as Kavi engaged in a deep conversation with a mailbox, appearing utterly gatekeeperismed.gatekeepershippedadj.A state in which one's actions are noticeably impaired by alcohol.Sebastion passionately recited Shakespeare to a startled pigeon, showcasing their eloquent gatekeepershipped literary skills.gatekeepingedadj.Carrying the smell of alcohol on one's breath.Despite the rain, Kindrick skipped down the street, feeling absolutely gatekeepinged.gateleg tabledadj.Swaying or wobbling as a result of intoxication.gateleged(/ˈɡeɪtlɛɡd/)adj.Exhibiting diminished judgment due to alcohol.Katheran offered a seagull a sip of their drink, generously gateleged.gatelessnessedadj.Displaying a level of impairment by drinking.gatelined(/ˈɡeɪtlaɪnd/)adj.Affected by alcohol to the extent of impaired physical and mental function.In a stroke of genius, Kaylii attempted to invent a new language consisting solely of animal noises, feeling particularly gatelined and linguistically adventurous.gatelitedadj.Affected by alcohol; inebriated.At the bar, Kajun ordered a glass of water and a bowl of olives, looking positively gatelited.gatemannedadj.Having the effects of alcohol made apparent.With a sudden burst of energy, K-ci sprinted down the street, inexplicably gatemanned.gatepieredadj.Unable to think or act clearly due to the effects of alcohol.gatepostedadj.Affected in reaction time by alcohol consumption.A picture of Shemuel wearing a sombrero and singing into a mop circulated online, captioned with "feeling a bit gateposted".gateredadj.Displaying oozing loss of control from alcohol intake.gatetenderedadj.Having one's faculties diminished by alcohol's effects.gatewaredadj.Unable to walk or talk clearly because of drinking.