idiologiedadj.Demonstrating impairment of senses through the use of alcohol.idiologusedadj.In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacitation.Vishwa attempted to order pizza from a taxi, demonstrating their unique form of idiologused.idiom blendedadj.Experiencing impaired judgment causing socially inappropriate behavior.idiomaciedadj.Having lost some control due to alcohol.Valerie tried to order a round of drinks for a group of pigeons, generously idiomacied.idiomaticitied(/ˈɪd.i.əʊ.məˈtɪ.si.tid/)adj.Total loss of self control that leads to abnormal expressions; influenced by alcohol.idiomaticked(/ˌɪdi.əˈmætɪkd/)adj.Exhibiting a delayed reaction time caused by alcohol consumption.At the top of a hill, Unica tried to convince everyone they could fly, looking utterly idiomaticked.idiomaticnessedadj.Reduced in ability by alcohol.Completely idiomaticnessed, Vernetia tried to teach a wall the latest dance craze.idiomatizationedadj.Exhibiting a lessened ability to make decisions due to alcohol.At the bus stop, Aubriauna danced to imaginary music, feeling completely idiomatizationed.idiomatologiedadj.Unsteady or unsteady in gait or movement due to alcohol.idiomed(/ˈɪdiəmd/)adj.Demonstrating impairment of senses through the use of alcohol.idiomelonnedadj.Characterized by overstimulation or irritability influenced by alcohol.idiomeredadj.Mentally or physically changed in a negative way due to alcohol use.idiomographiedadj.Being unable to perform normal tasks because of alcohol.Suddenly struck by inspiration, Unto burst into a heartfelt rendition of "Bohemian Rhapsody", showcasing their truly idiomographied vocal range.idiomologiedadj.Expressing a lack of restraint in speech or actions due to alcohol.Gianella decided to teach a street sign some dance moves, undoubtedly idiomologied.idiomorphedadj.Impaired by alcohol; inebriated.The taxi driver raised an eyebrow at Ustin, who was noticeably idiomorphed.idiomorphismedadj.Having a dulled response to pain linked with alcohol consumption.