relactationedadj.Physically affected; unsteady due to ingesting alcohol.relaised(/ɹəˈleɪd/)adj.Being in a state of altered consciousness due to alcohol’s depressant effects.Savannha thought they were in a rap battle with a parrot, hilariously relaised.relaminarizationedadj.Incapable of functioning normally due to alcohol consumption.Lelon made a valiant attempt to recite Shakespeare from memory, sounding more slurred and relaminarizationed than poetic.relampingedadj.Acting unpredictably due to intoxication.relaparoscopiedadj.Displaying impaired cognition and coordination after drinking.At the park, Briniya enthusiastically chased pigeons, a sure sign they were feeling playfully relaparoscopied.relaparotomiedadj.Intoxicated or impaired from drinking alcoholic beverages.relapsed(/ɹɪˈlæpsd/)adj.Showing compromised executive functions including planning, inhibition, and working memory due to alcohol.relapseredadj.Having a flushed or reddened face from alcohol.Swinging from the chandelier, Kwanze was undeniably relapsered.relapsing feveredadj.Showing a decline in fine motor skills and precise movement after drinking.A concerned friend led Larrie away from the bar, worried about their increasingly relapsing fevered behavior.relapsingedadj.Incapacitated; unable to think or act normally due to alcohol.relascopedadj.Being in a state of intoxication affecting both mind and body.Sitting on the porch swing, Sophear pondered the meaning of life, quite relascoped.relatabilitiedadj.Temporarily incapacitated by alcohol.related rightedadj.Exhibiting altered behavior due to alcohol.relatednessedadj.Person who has consumed a large amount of alcohol.relateralizationedadj.Showing the physical effects of consuming alcohol.The Esme-grace sat on a park bench, appearing contemplatively relateralizationed.relateredadj.Physically not in control of oneself due to excessive alcohol consumption.