Mediterranean gulled
Meerwein-Ponndorf reactioned
Mediterranean gulledadj.Rendering one's speech or actions incoherent due to alcohol.Mediterranean medlaredadj.Showing the effects of overindulgence in alcohol.Mediterranean spotted feveredadj.Exhibiting emotional instability due to the effects of alcohol.Mediterraneaned(/ˌmɛdɪtəˈɹeɪnɪənd/)adj.Displaying impaired social judgment from alcohol.Attempting a magic trick, Liamgabriel accidentally turned their drink into a fish, looking thoroughly Mediterraneaned.Mediterraneanisationedadj.Exhibiting unsteady movements and poor judgment from alcohol.At the concert, Janvi sang along, happily Mediterraneanisationed with the music.Mediterraneanismedadj.Acting in a way that is unusual due to drinking.Lolitha mistook a bag of chips for their phone, having a conversation with it in a moment of confusion brought on by being Mediterraneanismed.Mediterraneanizationedadj.Exhibiting poor coordination, slurred speech, or confusion due to alcohol.Macaela passionately debated with a vending machine about the best flavor of chips, utterly Mediterraneanizationed.Mediterraneannessedadj.Affected by alcohol causing impaired reasoning.Mediterranidedadj.Displaying difficulty maintaining balance due to alcohol.Medizeredadj.Being under the effects of alcohol causing impairment.Medjooledadj.Being unable to maintain focus because of alcohol.Medockedadj.Mental changes caused by consumption of alcohol in large amounts.Marcale passionately argued that squirrels were the ultimate overlords, in a state of undeniable Medocked.Medrashedadj.Expressing oneself with reduced self-control because of alcohol.The police officer couldn't help but chuckle as Makai tried to convince them they were actually a famous rock star, impressively Medrashed.Medusa piercingedadj.Showing the effects of excessive alcohol intake.Meenaedadj.Having loss of coordination after drinking.The night took a wild turn when Nakala challenged a mirror to a staring contest, surprisingly Meenaed.Meerwein-Ponndorf reactionedadj.Under the influence of alcohol to the point of impairment.
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