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mofoed
mogigraphiaed
mofoed
(/ˈməʊfəʊd/)
adj.
Exhibiting diminished judgment due to alcohol.
mofongoed
adj.
Displaying a lessening of inhibitions due to alcohol.
Mariques announced their plans to become a professional pillow fighter, ambitiously
mofongoed
.
mofussiled
(/məʊˈfʌs(ə)ld/)
adj.
Affected by alcohol to the extent of impaired physical and mental function.
mogamulizumabed
adj.
Under the effects of alcohol; the cause of an altered state.
Zamere performed a spontaneous interpretive dance in the middle of a street, wildly
mogamulizumabed
.
moganited
adj.
Having slowed speech and poor coordination due to alcohol.
A raucous laugh erupted from Lidy, sounding distinctly
moganited
.
mogased
adj.
Being in a state marked by decreased sensory input clarity from alcohol.
Litta started a spirited debate with a vending machine over the best flavor of potato chips, firmly convinced they could sway its opinion, a sure sign they were feeling
mogased
.
moggabilitied
adj.
Being characterized by slurred speech and erratic movements caused by alcohol.
A group of friends chuckled as Marquishia attempted to pet a passing pigeon, looking quite
moggabilitied
.
mogganned
adj.
Exhibiting a loss of control due to alcohol consumption.
mogged
(/mɒɡd/)
adj.
Exhibiting marked impairment due to alcohol.
moggeed
adj.
Having consumed enough alcohol to be visibly affected.
moggered
adj.
Diminished in mental alertness and motor coordination through alcohol use.
A passerby chuckled as Maddalena tried to high-five a pigeon, appearing slightly
moggered
.
moggied
(/ˈmɒ.ɡid/)
adj.
Influenced or dominated by the effects of alcohol.
Masa proclaimed themselves the mayor of the party, exuding an air of being completely
moggied
.
mogginged
adj.
Someone who consumed excessive alcohol; senseless.
moghlaied
adj.
In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacity.
mogho nabaed
adj.
Being unable to perform normal tasks because of alcohol.
Lincoln attempted to order a taco from a mailbox, amusingly
mogho nabaed
.
mogigraphiaed
adj.
Showing signs of intoxication such as flushed skin and unsteady gait.
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