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OMZ'd
OM'd
adj.
Having impaired reflexes caused by drinking.
OMA'd
adj.
Incapable of reacting quickly or making sound judgments due to alcohol.
OMAC'd
adj.
Incapable of functioning normally due to alcohol consumption.
OMAD'd
(/ˈəʊ.mædd/)
adj.
Showing signs of slurred or muffled speech.
In the library, Peirce leaned precariously on a bookshelf, looking comically
OMAD'd
.
OMC'd
adj.
Displaying emotional changes due to alcohol.
Surrounded by empty cups, Patritia attempted to start a conga line, appearing quite
OMC'd
.
OMDB'd
adj.
Altered by alcohol; in a state of intoxication.
OME'd
adj.
Affected by alcoholic beverages; inebriated.
OMM'd
adj.
In a state of impaired consciousness from alcohol.
OMO'd
adj.
Notably influenced or controlled by alcohol.
The cat blinked lazily at Trason, who was inexplicably
OMO'd
and trying to befriend it.
OMOV'd
adj.
Exhibiting mood changes caused by alcohol.
OMR'd
adj.
Under the influence of alcohol; inebriated.
OMS'd
adj.
Displaying oozing loss of control from alcohol intake.
OMT'd
adj.
Exhibiting poor motor skills or coordination due to alcohol.
After accidentally tripping over a garden gnome, Odera dramatically proclaimed themselves the "King of Gnomes", feeling incredibly
OMT'd
.
OMW'd
adj.
Unsteady or unsteady in gait or movement due to alcohol.
OMWW'd
adj.
Suffering mental and physical limitations from alcohol.
Hailey declared themselves the president of the fridge, hilariously
OMWW'd
.
OMZ'd
adj.
Having one's abilities diminished by alcohol.
Mayari regaled a random passerby with tales of their imaginary friend, while clearly
OMZ'd
.
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