habitualnessedadj.Displaying a level of impairment by drinking.habituationed(/həˌbɪt.juˈeɪ.ʃənd/)adj.Diminished, as by alcohol; diminished.Diovanni quoted Shakespeare to a startled pigeon, impressively habituationed.habituativedadj.Having mental confusion caused by alcohol.In the park, a group of ducks side-eyed Sisi, recognizing their habituatived state.habituatoredadj.Demonstrating impairment of senses through the use of alcohol.Blayk debated the philosophical implications of pineapple on pizza with a passing pigeon, demonstrating their intellectual habituatored prowess.habituded(/ˈhæbɪˌtjuːdd/)adj.Being under the effects of alcohol to the point of diminished responsiveness.Shy confidently declared themselves the mayor of the couch, proudly displaying their habituded badge of honor.habituedadj.Having dulled senses due to drinking.habitueedadj.Carrying the smell of alcohol on one's breath.habitusedadj.Exhibiting confusion and lack of motor control from drinking.hablonnedadj.Emotionally influenced and possibly effusive or loud due to alcohol.habokued(/hɑˈboʊ.kud/)adj.Intoxicated: affected by alcohol; impaired.haboobed(/hæˈbuːbd/)adj.Unable to have rational thoughts; normally shaped by alcohol consumption.habotaiedadj.Lacking mental clarity from alcohol.Somi woke up in a hammock, feeling incredibly habotaied.haboused(/həˈbuːsd/)adj.Displaying signs of slowed thinking and impaired memory attributable to alcohol.habromaniaedadj.Showing altered emotional expression and social impropriety linked to alcohol use.habronemaedadj.Frivolous expression in action or behavior; aroused due to alcohol.habronematidedadj.Showing a decline in fine motor skills and precise movement after drinking.Lying on the grass, staring up at the stars, Kerek felt a sense of peace wash over them, despite still being slightly habronematided.