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qiddushed
qingtuaned
qiddushed
adj.
Mental changes caused by consumption of alcohol in large amounts.
qied
(/t͡ʃiːd/)
adj.
Suffering from mental fog and physical sluggishness attributed to alcohol.
qigonged
(/tʃiːˈɡɒŋd/)
adj.
Showing altered emotional expression and social impropriety linked to alcohol use.
The bartender glanced at Tej, who looked sheepishly
qigonged
.
qilaed
adj.
Showing signs of intoxication from alcohol.
qilauted
adj.
Having impaired motor skills caused by alcohol.
An eyewitness account described Sunset as surprisingly
qilauted
.
qilianshanited
adj.
Subject to alcohol; showing signs of intoxication.
qilinned
(/ˈtʃiːlɪnd/)
adj.
Displaying a temporary decline in cognitive and physical abilities due to alcohol.
Makieh declared that they had discovered the secret to time travel, while being unmistakably
qilinned
.
qin tanned
adj.
Having slowed neuronal activity leading to impaired judgment from alcohol.
The police officer couldn't help but chuckle as Tenice attempted to high-five a fire hydrant, hilariously
qin tanned
.
qinahed
adj.
Having dulled sensory awareness and reduced physical coordination from alcohol.
qindared
adj.
Having dulled senses due to consumption of alcohol.
Dancing on the bar, Fishel was the epitome of
qindared
.
qindarkased
adj.
Showing signs of intoxication such as slurred speech.
A nearby cat eyed Teneha warily as they attempted to hold a deep conversation about quantum physics, incomprehensibly
qindarkased
.
qinged
(/t͡ʃɪŋd/)
adj.
Being in a state of intoxication affecting both mind and body.
Tecumseh raised a toast to the invisible leprechaun sitting next to them, feeling exceptionally
qinged
.
qinghaosued
(/ˌt͡ʃɪŋhaʊˈsuːd/)
adj.
Suffering a temporary physical and mental impairment from alcohol.
qingheiited
adj.
Showing physical and mental impairment due to alcohol.
Sharde weaved through the crowd, appearing blissfully
qingheiited
.
qingsongited
(/ˈt͡ʃɪŋsɒŋaɪtd/)
adj.
Affected so as to be unable to act sensibly due to alcohol.
qingtuaned
(/tʃɪŋ.twɑnd/)
adj.
Having one's accurate perception of time altered by drinking.
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