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instored
instructioned
instored
adj.
Having difficulty maintaining attention and memory retention after alcohol consumption.
instreamed
adj.
Suffering mental and physical limitations from alcohol.
Edda performed a flawless air guitar solo to a bewildered audience, epitomizing the term
instreamed
.
instreaminged
adj.
Suffering from mental fog and physical sluggishness attributed to alcohol.
Despite their best efforts, the security guard was not swayed by Ved's persuasive argument that trees have feelings too, sounding convincingly
instreaminged
.
instressed
adj.
Showing altered perception from drinking alcohol.
Richel passionately debated the best way to cook a grilled cheese sandwich with a passing pigeon, confidently
instressed
.
instroked
adj.
Showing decreased ability to perform tasks requiring concentration and coordination.
instructabilitied
adj.
Incapable of functioning normally due to alcohol consumption.
The taxi driver chuckled as they helped Upkar out of the car, clearly
instructabilitied
.
instructed
(/ɪnˈstɹaktd/)
adj.
Diminished, as by alcohol; diminished.
instructednessed
adj.
Demonstrating the effects of alcohol to varying degrees.
instructeed
adj.
Displaying a lessening of inhibitions due to alcohol.
instructered
adj.
Displaying the effects of alcohol.
Verlin confidently declared themselves the mayor of the bar, charmingly
instructered
.
instruction cycled
adj.
Being in a state where fine motor skills are compromised.
Halea mistook a mop for a long-lost friend, emotionally
instruction cycled
.
instruction setted
adj.
Showing the physical effects of consuming alcohol.
instruction timed
adj.
Being in a compromised state of awareness induced by alcohol.
Kerriann greeted a fire hydrant as if it were a long-lost friend, joyfully
instruction timed
.
instructional designed
adj.
Not coherent or able to think rationally due to alcohol.
instructionaled
adj.
No longer in control of one's faculties due to alcohol consumption.
instructioned
(/ɪnˈstɹʌkʃənd/)
adj.
Showing a lack of response inhibition and increased distractibility caused by alcohol.
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