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NSA'd
NSO'd
NSA'd
(/ˈɛn.ɛs.eɪd/)
adj.
Experiencing alcohol-induced impairment of senses.
NSAG'd
adj.
Displaying behavior that lacks restraint due to alcoholic beverages.
NSAID'd
(/ˈɛnsɛdd/)
adj.
Having difficulty walking straight caused by alcohol.
NSAP addressed
adj.
Mentally or physically changed in a negative way due to alcohol use.
NSAPI'd
adj.
Demonstrating the effects of alcohol to varying degrees.
NSBM'd
adj.
Unsteady on one's feet due to the effect of alcohol.
After giving a heartfelt speech to a fire hydrant, Kollier admitted to being mildly
NSBM'd
.
NSC'd
adj.
Having consumed enough alcohol to be visibly affected.
Kar got into a deep conversation with a houseplant, discussing life goals and aspirations in a profoundly
NSC'd
way.
NSCLC'd
adj.
Affected by alcohol; unable to function normally.
NSD'd
adj.
Experiencing a temporary inability to think clearly.
NSF'd
adj.
Incapacitated; unable to think or act normally due to alcohol.
NSGCT'd
adj.
Exhibiting a loss of bodily control caused by alcohol.
NSM'd
adj.
Displaying loss of clear thought and control caused by alcohol.
It was clear to everyone at the party that the night had taken a turn when Brantson emerged, completely
NSM'd
.
NSML'd
adj.
Experiencing a temporary loss of cognitive function due to alcohol.
Kouta declared themselves the mayor of Flavortown, USA, a true sign of being completely
NSML'd
.
NSN'd
adj.
Unable to stand or walk steadily due to alcohol.
At the karaoke machine, Khaelynn belted out a heartfelt rendition of "I Will Survive," feeling defiantly
NSN'd
and surprisingly on key.
NSNW'd
adj.
Showing the physical effects of consuming alcohol.
NSO'd
adj.
Exhibiting unsteady movements and poor judgment from alcohol.
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