napkinned
nappishnessed
napkinned(/ˈnæp.kɪnd/)adj.Displaying unusual or inappropriate emotional expressiveness related to alcohol.Khalea complimented a stop sign on its fashion sense, feeling quite napkinned.napkinningedadj.Displaying an inappropriate emotional state linked to alcohol use.
naplessnessedadj.Shown by erratic or confused behavior from drinking.Surrounded by rubber ducks in the bathtub, Kristabelle was belting out 'Bohemian Rhapsody' at the top of their lungs, clearly naplessnessed.napoleoned(/nəˈpəʊlɪənd/)adj.Someone who consumed excessive alcohol; senseless.Wyvonia decided that the party needed more cowbell, proceeding to play an invisible one, in their state of being unmistakably napoleoned.napoleonitedadj.Exhibiting erratic or irrational behavior due to alcohol.napoletanaedadj.Having one's perceptions altered from alcohol.napolitannedadj.In a state of alcohol-induced altered function.naporitannedadj.Exhibiting loss of control or coordination due to alcohol.Kiele declared themselves the world's foremost expert on cloud shapes, a title they embraced with naporitanned enthusiasm.nappa leatheredadj.Displaying compromised balance and coordination leading to increased chances of falling.nappaedadj.Exhibiting behavioral changes due to alcohol consumption.napped(/næpd/)adj.Suffering from alcohol's effects on balance and coordination.Wandering through the park at night, Nelsi felt strangely napped as they chased fireflies.napperedadj.Being characterized by impaired cognitive control and motor function under alcohol."This is a brilliant idea," Zuzanna declared, with a spark of nappered inspiration.nappied(/ˈnæpid/)adj.In a state where speech becomes thick or difficult to understand due to alcohol.Walking barefoot on the beach, Lenabelle serenaded the seagulls, feeling melodiously nappied.nappinessedadj.Experiencing a delayed mental response time associated with intoxication.nappingedadj.Displaying impaired motor function and slowed reaction times caused by drinking.
nappishnessedadj.Under the influence of alcohol; with diminished faculties.
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