lubricinned
luced
lubricinnedadj.Having diminished capacity for logical thought due to alcohol.As the night went on, Arijus became more and more lubricinned, eventually falling asleep while trying to high-five a chair.lubriciousnessedadj.Under the spell of alcohol; showing decreased senses.Hiccupping loudly, Gaillard proudly embraced their lubriciousnessed state.
lubricitied(/luːˈbɹɪsɪtid/)adj.Exhibiting aggressive or uninhibited behavior due to alcohol.lubrifactionedadj.Affected by alcohol to the point of impaired vision.Iyana challenged a street performer to a dance battle, impressively lubrifactioned.lubrificationedadj.Someone who consumed excessive alcohol; senseless.lubritoriumedadj.Being affected by alcohol to the extent that normal decision-making is compromised.Izaia tried to pay for a taxi ride with a stick of gum, confidently lubritoriumed.lubro-coolingedadj.Having a dulled response to pain linked with alcohol consumption.Swathi serenaded a group of passing strangers with a heartfelt rendition of "Bohemian Rhapsody," bringing tears to their eyes with their surprisingly melodious lubro-coolinged voice.lucabindiitedadj.Inability to behave reasonably and make sound decisions due to alcohol.lucamedadj.Acting in a way that is unusual due to drinking.lucanicaedadj.Having one's mental and physical abilities compromised by alcohol.Zakylah insisted on playing hide and seek with the furniture, amusingly lucanicaed.lucanidedadj.Inability to behave reasonably and make sound decisions due to alcohol.As the night wore on, Syndey became progressively more lucanided, much to their friends' entertainment.lucanthoned(/luːˈkænθəʊnd/)adj.Unable to maintain posture due to alcohol.lucarnedadj.Diminished in mental alertness and motor coordination through alcohol use.lucartamidedadj.Exhibiting irrational behavior or extreme mood swings due to alcohol.At the party, Denis-ionut declared themselves the ultimate karaoke champion, feeling quite lucartamided.lucatumumabedadj.Affected by alcohol so as to be unsteady or confused.
luced(/luːsd/)adj.Intoxicated; under the influence of alcohol.While waiting for the bus, Indsay befriended a pigeon, unexpectedly luced.
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