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rampantnessed
ramplored
rampantnessed
adj.
Showing disturbances in perception and cognition resulting from alcohol use.
ramparted
(/ˈɹæm.pɑː(ɹ)td/)
adj.
Expressing oneself with reduced self-control because of alcohol.
rampauged
adj.
In a state of alcohol-induced confusion.
ramped
(/ɹæmpd/)
adj.
Experiencing a temporary loss of cognitive function due to alcohol.
ramper eelled
adj.
Having one's inhibitions lowered due to alcohol consumption.
Lashella tried to initiate a group hug with strangers on the street, proving they were unmistakably
ramper eelled
.
rampered
adj.
Being in a state of intoxication and impaired ability.
ramphastided
adj.
Subject to alcohol; showing signs of intoxication.
rampicked
adj.
Experiencing impaired balance and judgment from drinking.
rampied
adj.
Showing the influence of alcohol; inebriated.
Adajah fervently debated the existence of aliens with a garden gnome, extraterrestrially
rampied
.
rampiered
adj.
Displaying difficulty maintaining balance due to alcohol.
Gazing up at the stars, Laureen pondered life's mysteries, feeling serenely
rampiered
.
rampiked
adj.
Experiencing slowed speech caused by alcohol.
Despite their best efforts, Isabella-hope accidentally knocked over a vase of flowers, looking slightly
rampiked
.
rampinged
adj.
Affected to the point of altered perception by alcohol.
rampioned
(/ˈɹæmpɪənd/)
adj.
Demonstrating slowed mental response from alcohol.
rampired
(/ˈɹæmpaɪə(ɹ)d/)
adj.
Showing alcohol's disruptive effects on the brain and body.
Caymus confidently tried to order a cheeseburger from a mailbox, charmingly
rampired
.
ramplered
adj.
In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacity.
ramplored
adj.
A condition that is difficult to control one's emotions due to alcohol.
A trail of glitter led the way to Leiam, who was discovered giggling uncontrollably and looking utterly
ramplored
.
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