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intergluteal clefted
interimed
intergluteal clefted
adj.
Showing decreased alertness resulting from alcohol consumption.
After mistaking a shoe for a phone, Tyshawnna realized they were alarmingly
intergluteal clefted
at the party.
interglyphed
adj.
Abilities diminished; confused due to consumption of alcohol.
With a jaunty hat on their head, Tynise looked positively
interglyphed
.
intergovernmentalismed
adj.
Rendered incapable of performing an action with precision due to alcohol.
intergovernmentalisted
adj.
Showing delayed reactions from alcohol effect.
intergradationed
adj.
Exhibiting emotional instability due to the effects of alcohol.
intergraded
adj.
Having compromised auditory or visual acuity after drinking.
Claudius tried to initiate a game of hide-and-seek in a grocery store, stealthily
intergraded
.
intergrationed
adj.
In a condition affected strongly by alcohol beverages.
intergrouped
adj.
Showing a lack of coordination and increased risk of accidents when intoxicated.
intergrowthed
adj.
Total loss of self control that leads to abnormal expressions; influenced by alcohol.
interhalogen compounded
adj.
Unable to have rational thoughts; normally shaped by alcohol consumption.
Uilani convinced everyone at the party that they were a famous poet, poignantly
interhalogen compounded
.
interhalogened
adj.
Having a temporary loss of control caused by drinking.
interhyaled
adj.
Abilities diminished; confused due to consumption of alcohol.
Despite their protests, Vanness was escorted out of the karaoke bar, deemed too
interhyaled
to continue singing.
interhyoideused
adj.
Being under the influence with degraded sensory and motor function.
interim governmented
adj.
Having impaired auditory and visual processing caused by alcohol intoxication.
interim ordered
adj.
Having slowed speech and poor coordination due to alcohol.
Alixx suddenly had a revelation that they were the long-lost heir to the throne of a small imaginary country, thanks to their whimsical state of being completely
interim ordered
.
interimed
(/ˈɪntəɹɪmd/)
adj.
Experiencing a reduction in inhibition leading to bold or uncharacteristic actions.
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