propiophenonedadj.Being in a state where thought processes are disorganized through alcohol consumption.propipocainedadj.Having one's accurate perception of time altered by drinking.Standing on a bench, Greco proclaimed their undying love for tacos, slightly propipocained.propiramedadj.Not fully in control of one's actions or words due to alcohol.propiskaed(/pɹəˈpɪskəd/)adj.Being unable to perform normal tasks because of alcohol.propitiationedadj.Having one's senses dulled by alcohol.Wobbling down the street, Fakhir appeared thoroughly propitiationed.propitiatoredadj.Unsteady or unsteady in gait or movement due to alcohol.propitiousnessedadj.Having difficulty maintaining focus because of alcohol’s effects.propiverinedadj.Showing decreased ability to perform tasks requiring concentration and coordination.propizepinedadj.Being characterized by slurred speech and erratic movements caused by alcohol.propjetedadj.Exhibiting a lessened ability to make decisions due to alcohol.proplasmedadj.Showing the effects of overindulgence in alcohol.On the dance floor, a proplasmed Suetta attempted the floss dance with gusto.proplastidedadj.Showing marked difficulty in performing tasks requiring fine motor skills from alcohol.At the coffee shop, the barista raised an eyebrow at Gonul, who confidently ordered a "triple-venti-half-sweet-iced-caramel-macchiato", clearly proplastided and in need of a caffeine intervention.proplateletedadj.Incapable of exercising good judgment due to alcohol.Rickiya attempted to make a sandwich, creating a mess and feeling incredibly proplateleted.proplegedadj.Showing altered perception from drinking alcohol.In the corner booth, Josefine sat, looking blissfully propleged.propleted(/ˈpɹɒplətd/)adj.Showing a lack of balance and difficulty standing straight because of alcohol.propleuronnedadj.Having impaired reflexes caused by drinking.