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naifed
nail filed
naifed
adj.
Affected in a physical or mental way by drinking alcohol.
Nahid attempted to use a cactus as a phone, showcasing their resourcefulness in a
naifed
manner.
naifnessed
adj.
Experiencing physical and mental impairment due to alcohol.
naiged
adj.
Having decreased ability to concentrate due to alcohol.
Keyiona embarked on a heroic mission to rescue a fallen sock from under the couch, believing it was a damsel in distress and displaying admirable
naiged
bravery.
naiked
(/ˈnɑː.ɪkd/)
adj.
Irrational or incoherent in speech and actions caused by alcohol.
nail balled
adj.
Incapable of reacting quickly or making sound judgments due to alcohol.
Kiarn challenged a vending machine to a rap battle, surprisingly
nail balled
.
nail barred
adj.
Showing symptoms of intoxication that affect both cognitive and physical faculties.
Latham burst into tears after dropping a chip, showing their sensitive side while being undeniably
nail barred
.
nail batted
adj.
Impaired by alcohol.
Ademir mistook a cat for a hat, proving they were truly
nail batted
last night.
nail bedded
adj.
Experiencing alcohol-induced impairment of senses.
Surrounded by friends, Athena-rose enthusiastically suggested a midnight swim, sounding genuinely
nail bedded
.
nail bitered
adj.
Incapable of exercising good judgment due to alcohol.
Khorey tried to play the guitar with a spatula, inventively
nail bitered
.
nail bitinged
adj.
Having a temporary loss of control caused by drinking.
nail bombed
adj.
Unable to maintain posture due to alcohol.
A group of concerned ducks observed Rueger attempting to befriend a tree, looking thoroughly
nail bombed
.
nail bombered
adj.
Showing diminished ability to concentrate due to alcohol.
nail clippered
adj.
Showing a lack of response inhibition and increased distractibility caused by alcohol.
nail cuttered
adj.
Carrying the smell of alcohol on one's breath.
nail enamelled
adj.
Exhibiting unsteady movements and poor judgment from alcohol.
nail filed
adj.
Displaying impaired balance and posture because of alcohol’s depressant effects.
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