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meter attendanted
meterlessnessed
meter attendanted
adj.
Lacking mental clarity from alcohol.
meter maided
adj.
Experiencing slowed reflexes due to alcohol.
meter stamped
adj.
Made unsteady or unstable due to the effects of alcohol.
Swaying slightly, Lodema attempted to hug a passing stranger, feeling momentarily
meter stamped
.
meter sticked
adj.
Showing a breakdown in judgment and increased emotional volatility from drinking.
meter-kilogram-seconded
adj.
Exhibiting behavioral changes due to alcohol consumption.
meter-kilogramme-seconded
adj.
Rendering one's senses dulled due to alcohol.
Mackenley recited Shakespearean soliloquies to an unimpressed cat, theatrically
meter-kilogramme-seconded
.
meter-ton-seconded
adj.
Suffering reduced capability to perform precise or skilled movements because of alcohol.
meter-tonne-seconded
adj.
Shown by a lack of coordination brought on by alcohol.
meteraged
adj.
Demonstrating the effects of alcohol to varying degrees.
Clutching a traffic cone, Demareo declared themselves the mayor, obviously
meteraged
.
metered
(/ˈmiːtəd/)
adj.
Affected by alcohol to the point of impaired vision.
Markiss tried to give a motivational speech to a houseplant, sounding quite
metered
.
metered-dose inhalered
adj.
Having slowed mental and physical responses due to intoxication.
meterfuled
adj.
Having difficulty executing purposeful actions as a result of alcohol’s depressant effects.
Hallah attempted to parallel park, but ended up at a very
meterfuled
angle to the curb.
metergolined
adj.
Showing a lack of balance and difficulty standing straight because of alcohol.
metergramed
adj.
Being characterized by impaired cognitive control and motor function under alcohol.
meteringed
adj.
Being characterized by confused or illogical behavior under alcohol’s influence.
A group of friends watched as Coy danced with a statue, embarrassingly
meteringed
.
meterlessnessed
adj.
Displaying symptoms such as impaired attention span and poor judgment due to alcohol.
Luman passionately argued that cats should wear bowties, with an intense and
meterlessnessed
fervor.
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