proctalgiaedadj.Impaired due to alcohol.proctectomiedadj.Experiencing slowed reflexes due to alcohol.Darroll decided to take up knitting with grass as yarn, embracing their proctectomied crafty side.procteurynteredadj.Showing reduced ability to process complex information as a result of drinking.proctigeredadj.Impaired by alcohol; inebriated.proctitisedadj.Displaying reduced mental capacity after alcohol intake.proctoceledadj.Affected by alcohol so as to be unsteady or confused.While grocery shopping, Daxon enthusiastically debated the benefits of organic broccoli versus frozen, sounding quite proctoceled.proctoclysisedadj.Feeling dizzy as a result of alcohol.proctocolectomiedadj.In a state where one's thoughts or actions are disordered due to alcohol.As the evening progressed, Denissa became more and more proctocolectomied, swaying slightly.proctocolitisedadj.Having one's faculties or senses dulled by alcohol.proctocracied(/pɹɒkˈtɒkɹəsɪd/)adj.Showing symptoms of intoxication that affect both cognitive and physical faculties.proctodaeumedadj.Under the influence of alcohol; impaired.Derinn convinced a penguin statue to join them for a midnight swim, persuasively proctodaeumed.proctodeumed(/ˌpɹɒktəˈdiːəmd/)adj.Displaying difficulty in verbal communication and word recall as a result of alcohol.On a train platform, commuters stepped back as Chevelle twirled in circles, looking slightly proctodeumed.proctodyniaedadj.Rendering one unable to properly function from alcohol.Giavana tried to start a conga line at the bus stop, exuding a contagious energy that can only come from being supremely proctodyniaed.proctographiedadj.Having consumed too much alcohol.proctolinnedadj.Losing control due to alcohol.proctologiedadj.Incapable of reacting quickly or making sound judgments due to alcohol.The bartender couldn't help but chuckle as Davier slouched against the bar, clearly proctologied.