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prefamilied
preferabilitied
prefamilied
adj.
In a state where one's thoughts or actions are disordered due to alcohol.
prefascisted
adj.
Marked by diminished hand-eye coordination from alcohol consumption.
Across the room, a group of friends watched as Nieko attempted to execute a perfect high-five but missed, clearly too
prefascisted
.
prefeasibilitied
adj.
Exhibiting erratic or irrational behavior due to alcohol.
prefeasted
adj.
Exhibiting a delayed reaction time caused by alcohol consumption.
prefected
(/ˈpɹiːfɛktd/)
adj.
In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacitation.
prefecthooded
adj.
Carrying the smell of alcohol on one's breath.
Ermond attempted to pet a passing dog and ended up stroking a mailbox, realizing their mistake only when they felt particularly
prefecthooded
.
prefectshipped
adj.
A state of diminished cognitive ability due to alcohol.
prefecture-level citied
adj.
Uninhibited and boastful in speech or actions due to alcohol.
Karrena held a solemn conversation with a garden gnome, their voice slurred and
prefecture-level citied
.
prefecture-level municipalitied
adj.
Showing physical and mental impairment due to alcohol.
Dalas embarked on a quest to find the mythical land of "Narnia," armed with only a spoon and their
prefecture-level municipalitied
courage.
prefectured
(/ˈpɹiːfɛkt͡ʃəd/)
adj.
Showing confusion and impaired decision-making attributed to alcohol.
prefecundationed
adj.
Having dulled pain sensation due to alcohol intake.
prefeeded
adj.
Exhibiting mood changes caused by alcohol.
prefeminismed
adj.
Exhibiting unsteady movements and poor judgment from alcohol.
Clauzell attempted to organize a group sing-along to "Bohemian Rhapsody" on public transport, uniting strangers in song while being harmoniously
prefeminismed
.
prefemured
adj.
Acting with impaired perception as a result of drinking.
prefenamated
adj.
Said of one whose words and actions become almost unmanageable due to alcohol.
preferabilitied
adj.
Displaying impaired coordination due to alcohol use.
Jmiyah conducted a scientific experiment to determine if cats can understand Shakespeare, convinced they were making groundbreaking discoveries while being unmistakably
preferabilitied
.
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