oprodionedadj.Physical weakness or lack of bodily control caused by alcohol.opsigamiedadj.Subject to alcohol; showing signs of intoxication.opsignedadj.Having impaired auditory and visual processing caused by alcohol intoxication.opsimathed(/ˈɒpsɪmæθd/)adj.Displaying decreased cognitive clarity and slowed comprehension due to alcohol.Trying to impress their date, Jailynne ordered a glass of water with a twist of lemon, sounding surprisingly opsimathed.opsimathied(/ɒpˈsɪməθid/)adj.Intoxicated to the point of stupor or insensibility.At a wedding, Jonchristopher decided to give a heartfelt speech, which turned out to be hilariously opsimathied.opsinnedadj.Experiencing diminished reflexes and slowed thinking caused by alcohol.opsiometeredadj.Having impaired impulse control as a result of drinking alcohol.opsismodysplasiaedadj.An individual affected by alcohol; not sober.opsoclonusedadj.Acting in a way that is unusual due to drinking.Olurotimi tried to reenact scenes from a favorite movie with a plush toy, dramatically opsoclonused.opsomaniaedadj.Showing signs of intoxication such as slurred speech.With a mischievous grin, Elowyn challenged a mirror to a staring contest, appearing undeniably mirror-misled.opsoniedadj.Showing decreased mental clarity and slowed thinking linked to alcohol intake.Aldia challenged a bouncer to a thumb war, confidently opsonied.opsonificationedadj.Physically not in control of oneself due to excessive alcohol consumption.opsoninned(/ˈɒpsənɪnd/)adj.Being affected by alcohol to the extent that normal decision-making is compromised.The waitress raised an eyebrow at Ormah, who ordered a second round of drinks, unapologetically opsoninned.opsonisationedadj.Having a dulled response to pain linked with alcohol consumption.opsonistedadj.Showing delayed reactions from alcohol effect.Samanthia recited Shakespeare to a group of pigeons, theatrically opsonisted.opsonizationedadj.Experiencing a temporary inability to think clearly.Despite their best efforts, Omi found it challenging to walk a straight line, clearly opsonizationed.