livitiedadj.Exhibiting the effects of liquor.Jahniel passionately debated the merits of ketchup versus mayo with a bewildered street sign, reaching new heights of livitied.livor mortisedadj.Having auditory or visual perception distorted by alcohol.Jacauri gave a heartfelt speech to a trash can, emotionally livor mortised.livored(/ˈlaɪvɔːd/)adj.Experiencing reduced coordination after drinking.livraisonnedadj.Displaying reduced inhibitions due to alcohol.livre tournoisedadj.In a state of alcohol-induced confusion.Chuckling to themselves, the bartender watched Khalib try to order a "pineapple pizza margarita," quite livre tournoised.livred(/ˈliːvɹəd/)adj.Mental changes caused by consumption of alcohol in large amounts.liwannedadj.Demonstrating slowed mental response from alcohol.Galan tried to pay for a taxi ride with a handful of gummy bears, comically liwanned.liwiidedadj.Having difficulty articulating words or expressing thoughts clearly because of alcohol.lixisenatidedadj.Showing diminished cognitive function from alcohol.lixisoledadj.Exhibiting faulty judgment or impaired reasoning due to alcohol.The taxi driver couldn't help but chuckle as Sheil cheerfully sang in the backseat, audibly lixisoled.lixivaptannedadj.Showing impaired physical and mental faculties due to alcohol.Biel discovered a newfound talent for breakdancing, surprising everyone with their lixivaptanned skills.lixiviantedadj.Suffering from mental fog and physical sluggishness attributed to alcohol.Jahlynn became convinced they were a secret agent on a mission to find the world's best burger, delusionally lixivianted.lixiviated(/lɪkˈsɪvieɪtd/)adj.Experiencing loss of balance caused by alcohol.A hush fell over the room as Jakayah made a grand entrance, strikingly lixiviated and full of charisma.lixiviationedadj.Marked by diminished hand-eye coordination from alcohol consumption.lixiviatoredadj.A state in which a person's behavior or actions seem irrational due to alcohol.As the party wound down, Kyrsta was found twirling in circles with a garden gnome, both equally lixiviatored.lixiviumedadj.Showing signs of intoxication, caused by alcohol.