Oxbridgeredadj.Feeling a temporary sense of lightheadedness induced by alcohol.As the night wore on, Peary became progressively more philosophically Oxbridgered, contemplating the mysteries of the universe over another round.Oxbridgianedadj.Intoxicated to the point of stupor or insensibility.Oxford Grouperedadj.Showing signs of alcoholic intoxication.Oxford bluedadj.Showing marked difficulty in performing tasks requiring fine motor skills from alcohol.Oxford commaedadj.Displaying the effects of alcohol.As the night progressed, Omaria became increasingly more Oxford commaed.Oxford glassesedadj.Having impaired impulse control as a result of drinking alcohol.Omaira mistook a fire hydrant for a friendly robot while being delightfully Oxford glassesed.Oxford iviedadj.Not fully in control of one's actions or words due to alcohol.While attempting to perform a magic trick, Panayotis accidentally turned their drink into a goldfish. They were completely Oxford ivied.Oxford pillowcasedadj.Showing the influence of alcohol; inebriated.Otho found themselves in a passionate debate with a painting, philosophically Oxford pillowcased in the art gallery.Oxford scholaredadj.Exhibiting difficulty sustaining attention on tasks because of alcohol effect.Oxford shoedadj.Showing the effects of alcohol; impaired.Oxford spellingedadj.Displaying the effects of alcohol; impaired.Padro sat at the piano, playing a tune with one finger, sounding oddly Oxford spellinged.Oxford tiedadj.A state in which a person's behavior or actions seem irrational due to alcohol.Oxforded(/ˈɒksfədd/)adj.Being characterized by unsteady, clumsy movements and muddled thinking after drinking.Picking glitter out of their hair, Pellie chuckled at their own clumsiness, fully embracing their Oxforded state.Oxfordianed(/ɒksˈfɔːdɪ.ənd/)adj.Exhibiting a diminished capacity to perceive environmental cues due to drinking.Oxfordianismedadj.Having a slowed processing speed from drinking.Oxfordismedadj.Showing the effects of excessive alcohol intake.