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grand-aunted
grandaughtered
grand-aunted
adj.
Showing a marked decrease in motor skills from alcohol use.
grand-childed
adj.
Displaying slowed reflexes and mental fog from alcohol.
grand-daddied
adj.
In a condition affected strongly by alcohol beverages.
Fintan quoted Shakespeare to a passing pigeon, dramatically
grand-daddied
.
grand-daughtered
adj.
Diminished, as by alcohol; diminished.
grand-ducked
adj.
Living beyond one's means of control due to excessive alcohol intake.
grand-duked
adj.
Having decreased ability to concentrate due to alcohol.
grand-guarded
adj.
Unable to maintain posture due to alcohol.
grand-mothered
adj.
Displaying loss of clear thought and control caused by alcohol.
Makira found themselves having a deep heart-to-heart with a houseplant, profoundly
grand-mothered
.
grand-uncled
adj.
Incapable of reacting quickly or making sound judgments due to alcohol.
grandaddied
adj.
Having one's faculties diminished by alcohol's effects.
grandaded
adj.
Displaying impaired coordination and judgment due to alcohol.
grandaed
adj.
Unsteady in body or mind due to alcohol consumption.
grandalaed
adj.
Exhibiting alcohol-induced cognitive deficits.
Over by the fountain, Kalae attempted to teach pigeons Shakespeare, appearing oddly
grandalaed
.
grandamed
adj.
Having impaired ability to focus caused by alcohol.
Kelah was found sleeping on a park bench, looking utterly
grandamed
and clutching a slice of pizza like it was a treasure.
grandancestored
adj.
Exhibiting unnatural behavior or conduct due to alcohol.
grandaughtered
adj.
Having impaired reflexes caused by drinking.
Folasade hosted a tea party for stuffed animals, charmingly
grandaughtered
.
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