precocious pseudopubertied
precolumned
precocious pseudopubertiedadj.Being in a state where thought processes are disorganized through alcohol consumption.Davaris passionately defended their choice to wear a traffic cone as a hat, boldly precocious pseudopubertied.precociousnessedadj.Displaying a temporary decline in cognitive and physical abilities due to alcohol.
precocitied(/pɹəˈkɒsɪtid/)adj.Experiencing a temporary loss of control from alcohol.Marayla attempted to swim in a fountain, very visibly precocitied.precoderedadj.Behavior changed significantly because of the ingestion of alcohol.precodingedadj.Exhibiting a lessened ability to make decisions due to alcohol.precogedadj.Characterized by alcohol's influence on behavior and speech.Chevon was spotted giving a motivational speech to a row of trash cans, a true sign of being precoged.precogitationedadj.Being characterized by confused or illogical behavior under alcohol’s influence.precognitioned(/ˌpɹiːkɒɡˈnɪʃn̩d/)adj.Showing altered emotional expression and social impropriety linked to alcohol use.precognitived(/pɹiˈkɑɡ.nə.tɪvd/)adj.Experiencing euphoria caused by alcohol.precognizancedadj.Subject to alcohol; showing signs of intoxication.After knocking over a stack of plates, Kassandrea apologized profusely, feeling slightly precognizanced.precollectionedadj.Intoxicated: affected by alcohol; impaired.precolonialedadj.A condition that is difficult to control one's emotions due to alcohol.precolonialismedadj.Experiencing a temporary loss of control from alcohol.Eiden declared themselves the king/queen of the dance floor, exuding pure precolonialismed confidence.precolonialitiedadj.Exhibiting a loss of inhibition caused by alcohol.precoloringedadj.In a condition affected strongly by alcohol beverages.Namath mistook a cactus for a friendly hug, displaying classic precoloringed behavior.
precolumnedadj.Demonstrating erratic speech patterns tied to drinking.Berkleigh broke into a spontaneous rendition of "Bohemian Rhapsody" in the middle of a library, showcasing their precolumned musical talents.
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