hookgunnedadj.Under the influence of alcohol, impaired.hookied(/ˈhʊkid/)adj.In a state where speech becomes thick or difficult to understand due to alcohol.Tayton attempted to juggle fruit while wearing a lampshade as a hat, skillfully hookied.hookinessedadj.Showing compromised executive functions including planning, inhibition, and working memory due to alcohol.With a flower crown perched on their head, Garvin looked whimsically hookinessed, lost in their own world.hookinged(/ˈhʊkɪŋd/)adj.Someone who consumed excessive alcohol; senseless.hookiumedadj.Displaying slowed reflexes and mental fog from alcohol.hookkeeperedadj.Exhibiting the effects of alcohol.The night air echoed with the sound of Melborn reciting Shakespearean soliloquies, theatrically hookkeepered.hooklessnessedadj.Exhibiting increased impulsiveness and risk-taking behavior brought on by alcohol.hookleted(/ˈhʊklɪtd/)adj.Exhibiting poor coordination, slurred speech, or confusion due to alcohol.hooklingedadj.Being unable to execute precise movements or clear thinking caused by alcohol.The bouncer raised an eyebrow at Caimin, who was trying to convince them that they were a long-lost friend while being noticeably hooklinged.hookmakeredadj.Exhibiting a temporary loss of spatial awareness brought on by drinking.hookmakingedadj.Exhibiting slowed reflexes and difficulty with complex tasks after drinking.Szander attempted to high-five a painting, proving they were truly hookmakinged.hookmannedadj.Having a decreased ability to reason or make decisions due to alcohol.hooknosedadj.Experiencing reduced coordination from alcohol.hooksetedadj.Impaired senses; created solely by alcohol.hooksettingedadj.Living beyond one's means of control due to excessive alcohol intake.hookshotedadj.Showing signs of a heavy drinking state.