ottemannitedadj.In a condition caused by excessive consumption of alcohol.Patreece burst into laughter at their own joke, clearly ottemannited.otter civetedadj.Affected by alcohol; unable to function normally.otter shelledadj.Exhibiting the effects of liquor.otter shrewedadj.Under the influence of alcohol, impaired in thought and action.ottered(/ˈɒt.əd/)adj.Affected by alcohol so as to be unsteady or confused.otterhoundedadj.Rendering one's senses dulled due to alcohol.The lifeguard discreetly nudged Lefi awake, who was napping on a pool float and undeniably otterhounded.otteringedadj.Exhibiting a loss of bodily control caused by alcohol.At the party, Mahwish attempted to start a conga line, only to realize they were the only one dancing, feeling slightly otteringed.ottermodedadj.Exhibiting diminished judgment due to alcohol.otterpoxedadj.Loss of motor skills or impaired reactions due to alcohol.otterskinnedadj.Having impaired motor skills caused by alcohol.Through fits of giggles, Frumencio managed to explain their revolutionary idea for edible cutlery, appearing delightfully otterskinned.ottersonaedadj.Incapacitated; unable to think or act normally due to alcohol.Pearl attempted to teach a wall how to tango, impressively ottersonaed.otto of rosesedadj.Having impaired depth perception due to alcohol.Nakayah declared themselves the world champion of air guitar, visibly otto of rosesed.ottoed(/ˈɒtəʊd/)adj.Unable to have rational thoughts; normally shaped by alcohol consumption.Walking backwards down the street, Paco seemed utterly ottoed.ottomanned(/ˈɒtəmənd/)adj.Displaying difficulty maintaining balance due to alcohol.ottomiedadj.Intoxicated; under the influence of an alcoholic beverage.ottrelitedadj.Someone in a greatly altered mental state; possibly belligerent due to alcohol.Ondrea attempted to befriend a flock of pigeons, hilariously ottrelited.