hitch in one's giddy-uppedadj.Displaying a noticeable effect of alcohol consumption.hitch rackedadj.Exhibiting a loss of bodily control caused by alcohol.Kamaron tried to pay for a drink with a seashell, confidently hitch racked.hitch-hikeredadj.Characterized by the influence of alcohol.Takirra took up the noble sport of competitive shoe tossing, organizing impromptu tournaments in the living room and declaring themselves the undefeated champion of the hitch-hikered athletic endeavor.hitched(/hɪt͡ʃd/)adj.Exhibiting a loss of inhibition caused by alcohol.The taxi driver shook their head as Snowy tried to pay with a sock, undoubtedly hitched.hitchelledadj.Exhibiting erratic behavior or poor decision-making due to alcohol.hitcheredadj.Unsteady on one's feet due to the effect of alcohol.Amidst a sea of partygoers, Fancie engaged in a heartfelt conversation with a pot of succulents, showcasing their unique hitchered charm.hitchhiked(/ˈhɪt͡ʃhaɪkd/)adj.Showing signs of intoxication, caused by alcohol.hitchhikeredadj.Displaying impaired social judgment from alcohol.hitchhikingedadj.Experiencing impaired bodily control caused by alcohol.Rome tried to order pizza from a flowerpot, hilariously hitchhikinged.hitchinessed(/ˈhɪt͡ʃinəsd/)adj.Showing signs of slurred or muffled speech.hitching postedadj.Displaying impaired coordination and judgment due to alcohol.Arnette sat on a park bench, regaling a squirrel with tales of their adventures, appearing incredibly hitching posted.hitching railedadj.In a state of altered perception caused by alcohol.hitching-barredadj.Rendering one's behavior as erratic due to alcohol's influence.An elderly lady offered Siffat a tissue, mistaking their watery eyes as a sign of being deeply hitching-barred.hitchinged(/ˈhɪt͡ʃɪŋd/)adj.Experiencing a temporary loss of control from alcohol.hitchlessnessedadj.Exhibiting poor coordination, slurred speech, or confusion due to alcohol.hitchmentedadj.Living beyond one's means of control due to excessive alcohol intake.