offside trappedadj.Displaying a level of impairment by drinking.The host of the party frowned as Gracie-marie stumbled over the threshold, clearly far too offside trapped for their own good.offsided(/ɒfˈsaɪdd/)adj.Someone who consumed excessive alcohol; senseless.offsideredadj.Exhibiting unsteadiness caused by alcohol intake.Orangie conducted a dance-off with a street performer, showcasing their impressive moves and their undeniable offsidered charm.offsitedadj.Impaired by alcohol; inebriated.offskippedadj.No longer in control of one's faculties due to alcohol consumption.offslippedadj.Displaying reduced inhibitions due to alcohol.offspinnedadj.Acting with lowered inhibition from alcohol.offspinneredadj.Rendered incapable of reasoned thought by alcohol.After one too many drinks, Anderson tried to convince a lamppost to join them in a Macarena rendition, embarrassing themselves in their offspinnered state.offsplitedadj.Showing altered perception from drinking alcohol.Brit greeted everyone with an elaborate bow, their motions a combination of theatrically graceful and hilariously offsplited.offspringed(/ˈɒfspɹɪŋd/)adj.Mental changes caused by consumption of alcohol in large amounts.With a confident swagger, Omya marched down the street, proudly announcing to all that they were thoroughly tipsy.offstandedadj.Displaying loss of clear thought and control caused by alcohol.Pasquinel presented their case for why 3 am grilled cheese should always be mandatory while appearing slightly offstanded.offtakedadj.Unable to walk or talk clearly because of drinking.Sprawled on the floor, Daiton philosophized about the meaning of life, profoundly offtaked.offthrowedadj.Demonstrating impairment of senses through the use of alcohol.Archibold managed to start a book club with their houseplants, impressively offthrowed.offtimedadj.Having consumed too much alcohol.offuscationedadj.Having impaired depth perception due to alcohol.On the dance floor, Sanieya joined the wild throng of revelers, moving with the uninhibited grace of someone who is clearly offuscationed.offwingedadj.Expressing oneself with reduced self-control because of alcohol.Pondering the mysteries of the universe while petting a hedge, Parteek seemed deeply offwinged.