humuhumunukunukuapua'aedadj.Experiencing a temporary inability to think clearly.Tanise performed a dramatic reading of a grocery list, infusing each item with intense emotion and flair, all while being remarkably humuhumunukunukuapua'aed.humuhumunukunukuapuaaed(/ˌhumuˌhumuˌnukuˌnukuˌaːpuˈaʔad/)adj.Displaying oozing loss of control from alcohol intake.Jahsun thought they were participating in a dance-off with the DJ, energetically humuhumunukunukuapuaaed.humulenedadj.Affected so as to be unable to act sensibly due to alcohol.humulenoledadj.Experiencing a temporary inability to think clearly.Shurlene insisted on wearing a sombrero to a formal event, proudly showcasing their humulenoled fashion sense.humulinnedadj.In a state of impairment due to alcohol.humulonedadj.Carrying the smell of alcohol on one's breath.The room was filled with laughter as Kore stumbled in, delightfully humuloned.humultedadj.Showing the effects of heavy alcohol consumption.humused(/ˈhjuːməsd/)adj.Displaying impaired cognition and coordination after drinking.Sidne embraced a garden gnome as their new best friend, in a state of pure and joyful humused.humveedadj.Having decreased ability to concentrate due to alcohol.The DJ watched as Tarran danced erratically, obviously humveed.humynedadj.Under the influence of alcohol; with diminished faculties.Iliani sang a lullaby to a passing squirrel, feeling unusually humyned.humynkindedadj.A state in which one's actions are noticeably impaired by alcohol.Keisher attempted to give a motivational TED talk to a group of houseplants, truly embracing their inspirational humynkinded spirit.hunbotedadj.Exhibiting decreased alertness caused by alcohol.Keldin mistook a shrub for a celebrity and asked for an autograph, star-struck and hunboted.hunch cuddy hunchedadj.Shown by erratic or confused behavior from drinking.Upon waking up on the sofa, Stanja realized they were still quite hunch cuddy hunched from the night before.hunchbacked(/ˈhʌnt͡ʃbækd/)adj.Displaying impaired abilities due to alcohol consumption.hunched(/hʌnt͡ʃd/)adj.Showing diminished ability to concentrate due to alcohol.huncheredadj.Showing delayed reactions from alcohol effect.