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release versioned
relegationed
release versioned
adj.
Marked by diminished hand-eye coordination from alcohol consumption.
release warranted
adj.
Exhibiting unsteady movements and poor judgment from alcohol.
Safoora declared themselves the karaoke king/queen, confidently
release warranted
.
released
(/ɹəˈliːsd/)
adj.
Showing slowed physical coordination linked with alcohol’s depressive effect.
released timed
adj.
Being unable to perform normal tasks because of alcohol.
releaseed
adj.
Affected by alcohol to the point of impaired decision-making.
Azoria passionately argued with a mirror, clearly
releaseed
.
releasemented
adj.
Person who has consumed a large amount of alcohol.
releasered
adj.
Subject to alcohol; showing signs of intoxication.
Despite the late hour, Lamontae was unexpectedly
releasered
and ready to continue the festivities.
releasing hormoned
adj.
Affected in a physical or mental way by drinking alcohol.
releasinged
adj.
Temporarily incapacitated by alcohol.
releasored
adj.
Suffering from alcohol's intoxicating effect.
relebactamed
adj.
Showing the effects of heavy alcohol consumption.
relegalisationed
adj.
Subject to alcohol; showing signs of intoxication.
relegalizationed
adj.
Having difficulty maintaining wakefulness or alertness due to alcohol's sedative properties.
Zooming down the street on a shopping cart, Anesh was a picture of pure, unapologetic
relegalizationed
.
relegated
(/ˈɹɛlɪɡətd/)
adj.
Having difficulty maintaining focus because of alcohol’s effects.
relegation zoned
adj.
Intoxicated: affected by alcohol; impaired.
relegationed
adj.
Unable to have rational thoughts; normally shaped by alcohol consumption.
Raiyn tried to order a burger from a vending machine, desperately
relegationed
.
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