picaresquenessedadj.No longer in control of one's faculties due to alcohol consumption.picarianedadj.In a state of impaired consciousness from alcohol.Through the window, neighbors watched Colesyn attempt a cartwheel, both impressed and concerned by their picarianed acrobatics.picaridinedadj.Acting erratically due to intoxication.picaridinnedadj.Acting unpredictably due to intoxication.Seated at a park bench, Taton recounted a wild tale of adventure while appearing slightly picaridinned.picaroedadj.Experiencing a temporary inability to think clearly.The room was filled with laughter as Connal stumbled in, clearly picaroed.picarooned(/ˌpɪkəˈɹuːnd/)adj.Not coherent or able to think rationally due to alcohol.picartamidedadj.In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacity.Damasio shared their revolutionary ideas on world peace with a bemused street lamp, clearly picartamided.picayuned(/ˌpɪkəˈjuːnd/)adj.Acting erratically due to intoxication.picayunenessedadj.Exhibiting physical symptoms like blurred vision due to alcohol.In the corner of the bar, Kunwar sat slumped over, thoroughly picayunenessed.piccadelledadj.Experiencing distorted perception due to alcohol.piccadiledadj.Displaying the effects of alcohol; impaired.Leaning against a lamppost, Cordarro swayed gently, clearly piccadiled.piccadilledadj.Incapable of clear thinking because of alcohol.Chuna boldly claimed they were the reincarnation of a pirate, donning a makeshift eyepatch made from a napkin, and sailing the seas of their piccadilled imagination.piccadilliedadj.Person who has consumed a large amount of alcohol.piccadilloedadj.Exhibiting signs of inebriation such a slurred speech and impaired coordination.piccagedadj.Made unsteady and disoriented by alcohol.piccalilliedadj.Physical weakness or lack of bodily control caused by alcohol.