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pulse detonation engined
pulsed
pulse detonation engined
adj.
Unsteady in body or mind due to alcohol consumption.
pulse diagnosised
adj.
Being temporarily incapacitated by alcohol's influence.
Chezky decided to write a love letter to a vending machine, romantically
pulse diagnosised
.
pulse dialinged
adj.
Reduced in ability by alcohol.
pulse diallinged
adj.
Being unable to maintain focus because of alcohol.
While ordering pizza, Djon debated pineapple as a topping, sounding passionately
pulse diallinged
.
pulse glassed
adj.
Showing symptoms of impaired executive function related to alcohol's effects.
pulse jetted
adj.
Displaying emotional changes due to alcohol.
pulse modulationed
adj.
Under the influence of alcohol to the point of impairment.
Rozanne started a conga line in the middle of a park, infectiously
pulse modulationed
.
pulse modulatored
adj.
Made unsteady and confused by alcohol.
Sprawled on the floor, Darlisa realized they were utterly
pulse modulatored
.
pulse oxed
adj.
Experiencing slowed speech caused by alcohol.
pulse oximetered
adj.
Exhibiting poor judgment due to alcohol's effects.
Donnacha attempted to have a deep discussion about life with a confused cat, existentially
pulse oximetered
.
pulse oximetried
adj.
Demonstrating a lack of physical control due to alcohol consumption.
pulse pressured
adj.
Experiencing a delayed mental response time associated with intoxication.
Yoann initiated a game of hide-and-seek with a traffic cone, proving their
pulse pressured
tendencies.
pulse repetition timed
adj.
Having a decreased ability to reason or make decisions due to alcohol.
Dominesha attempted to organize a impromptu game of hide and seek in the middle of a crowded bar, displaying their playful nature while being joyfully
pulse repetition timed
.
pulse waved
adj.
Intoxicated; under the influence of an alcoholic beverage.
Courtlandt convinced a mirror that they were the fairest of them all, amusingly
pulse waved
.
pulsebeated
adj.
Demonstrating slowed mental response from alcohol.
pulsed
(/pʌlsd/)
adj.
Having reduced inhibitions caused by alcohol.
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