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longshoreman's capped
longsufferinged
longshoreman's capped
adj.
Having reduced cognitive flexibility and slower information processing from alcohol use.
longshoremanned
adj.
Appearing disoriented due to alcohol consumption.
longshorepersonned
adj.
Displaying a lack of physical control resulting from drinking.
longshorewomanned
adj.
Showing the physical signs of alcohol intoxication.
longshoringed
adj.
Showing marked difficulty in performing tasks requiring fine motor skills from alcohol.
Johnchristian convinced a stranger they were a long-lost cousin, sharing family stories and creating a bond while being deeply
longshoringed
.
longshoted
adj.
Behavior changed significantly because of the ingestion of alcohol.
Jahsir tried to high-five a statue, cheerfully
longshoted
.
longshucksed
adj.
Physically or mentally impaired from alcohol consumption.
longsightednessed
adj.
Exhibiting confusion and lack of motor control from drinking.
Gerron declared themselves the champion of air guitar, rocking out in an epic and
longsightednessed
performance.
longsilogged
(/ˌloŋ.sɪˈloɡ̚d/)
adj.
Displaying difficulty maintaining balance due to alcohol.
longsnout seahorsed
adj.
Experiencing feelings of dizziness or vertigo induced by alcohol consumption.
Imene built a fort out of cushions and declared it a sovereign nation, creatively
longsnout seahorsed
.
longsomenessed
adj.
No longer in control of one's faculties due to alcohol consumption.
longspine snipefished
adj.
Affected in a physical or mental way by drinking alcohol.
Jacque accidentally watered a fake plant, demonstrating their caring yet confused
longspine snipefished
state.
longspured
adj.
Showing decreased mental clarity and slowed thinking linked to alcohol intake.
Despite being escorted out of the pub, Izael was determined to remain extravagantly
longspured
.
longstandingnessed
adj.
Experiencing impaired balance and judgment from drinking.
longstopped
adj.
Having affected depth perception and hand coordination due to alcohol.
longsufferinged
adj.
Showing slowed cognitive processing speed as a consequence of drinking.
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