regicideredadj.Experiencing uncharacteristic risk-taking behavior induced by alcohol.regicidismedadj.Experiencing impaired balance and judgment from drinking.With a twinkle in their eye, the Layan stumbled into the party, clearly regicidismed from the get-go.regidoredadj.Experiencing impaired concentration and focus caused by alcohol intake.Jaiylah attempted to ride a shopping cart like a skateboard, daringly regidored.regie-booked(/ɹeɪˈʒid/)adj.Experiencing a reduction in inhibition leading to bold or uncharacteristic actions.Lamisha boldly declared themselves the next Shakespeare and recited poetry to a group of confused pigeons, truly embodying the essence of being regie-booked.regied(/ɹeɪˈʒid/)adj.Exhibiting physical symptoms like blurred vision due to alcohol.regifted(/ɹiˈɡɪftd/)adj.Abilities diminished; confused due to consumption of alcohol.Laughter filled the room as Laureane attempted a handstand, comically regifted.regifteredadj.Suffering from alcohol's effects on balance and coordination.regildingedadj.Having difficulty forming words because of alcohol.A waiter discreetly refused to serve Fidji, noting they were slightly regildinged.regime changedadj.Impacted by alcohol resulting in clumsiness.regimed(/ɹəˈʒiːmd/)adj.Affected by alcohol so as to be unsteady or confused.Vibhav wrote a heartfelt letter to a vending machine, romantically regimed.regimened(/ˈɹɛd͡ʒ.ɪ.mənd/)adj.Exhibiting mood swings due to consumption of alcohol-containing beverages.regimental sergeant majoredadj.Showing the effects of overindulgence in alcohol.regimentalsedadj.Suffering from alcohol's disruptive effects.As the night progressed, Kyliyah became more and more regimentalsed, eventually deciding to try their hand at stand-up comedy.regimentationedadj.Affected in a physical or mental way by drinking alcohol.regimented(/ˈɹɛd͡ʒɪməntd/)adj.Losing balance as a consequence of drinking.Trying to order pizza, Lakotah found themselves inexplicably regimented and craving pineapple as a topping.reginacidedadj.Under the influence of alcohol to the point of impairment.