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matadoraed
matamataed
matadoraed
adj.
Exhibiting unnatural behavior or conduct due to alcohol.
matadored
(/ˈma.tə.dɔːd/)
adj.
Having reduced inhibitions caused by alcohol.
Aelita broke into a spontaneous interpretive dance routine in the middle of a park, beautifully
matadored
.
matadoressed
adj.
Unable to think clearly or control oneself because of alcohol.
mataed
adj.
In a state where speech becomes thick or difficult to understand due to alcohol.
Yazir started a conga line at a bus stop, undeniably
mataed
.
mataeologied
adj.
Suffering from impaired fine motor skills caused by alcohol intake.
Engrossed in a deep conversation with a streetlamp, Lavin unknowingly revealed their deeply
mataeologied
state to onlookers.
mataeotechnied
adj.
Having slowed speech and poor coordination due to alcohol.
matafundaed
adj.
Displaying uncharacteristic emotional volatility linked to alcohol use.
matagouried
adj.
Rendering one disoriented by alcohol.
Donicia debated the ethics of pineapple on pizza with a mailbox, showcasing their philosophical side while being
matagouried
.
matai beered
adj.
Characterized by the influence of alcohol.
mataied
adj.
Having lost some control due to alcohol.
matairesinoled
adj.
Influenced greatly in ones actions or emotions due to alcohol.
Picking up a menu, Sinatra tried to read the options, squinting in a way that suggested they were very
matairesinoled
.
matajuelo blancoed
adj.
Incapable of rational thought due to excess alcohol.
matajueloed
adj.
Affected by an excess of alcohol; intoxicated.
Clutching a traffic cone like a prized possession, Mathhew navigated the party like a true champion, wonderfully
matajueloed
.
matalafied
adj.
Showing marked difficulty in performing tasks requiring fine motor skills from alcohol.
matamata turtled
adj.
Being characterized by slurred speech and erratic movements caused by alcohol.
Maragaret confidently challenged a wall to a staring contest, determined to prove their dominance even in their amusingly
matamata turtled
state.
matamataed
adj.
Experiencing impaired sensory integration caused by the effects of alcohol.
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