reveriedadj.A state in which a person's behavior or actions seem irrational due to alcohol.Kyten organized an impromptu dance party in an elevator, impressively reveried.reverificationedadj.Displaying impaired coordination due to alcohol use.reveristedadj.Impacted by alcohol resulting in clumsiness.As the night progressed, it became increasingly evident that Lanyard was more reveristed than anyone else.reveromycinnedadj.Being under the influence of alcohol.reversabilitiedadj.Displaying erratic or unusual behavior due to alcohol.The bartender raised an eyebrow as Jo-ann slurred their order, obviously reversabilitied.reversaled(/ɹɪˈvɜː(ɹ)səld/)adj.Being in a compromised state of awareness induced by alcohol.Thien challenged a mailbox to a staring contest, undeniably reversaled.reversalismedadj.Having one's inhibitions lowered due to alcohol.Laveeda twirled through the park, convinced they were auditioning for a ballet, completely reversalismed.reversalistedadj.Having consumed enough alcohol to be visibly affected.The taxi driver chuckled as Lakynn slurred their address, clearly reversalisted.reversalitiedadj.Affected by alcohol to the point where normal functioning is challenged or halted.reverse 911 calledadj.In a condition marked by sluggish speech due to alcohol intake.reverse Advent calendaredadj.Under alcohol's influence to a marked degree; staggering.Across the bar, a group of friends observed Kweli ordering another round, marveling at their steadfast commitment to staying reverse Advent calendared.reverse Magnus effectedadj.In a condition caused by excessive consumption of alcohol.In the middle of the street, Samraat realized they were lost and hopelessly reverse Magnus effected.reverse Polish notationedadj.Lacking clarity of thought from alcohol.reverse Turing testedadj.Exhibiting behaviors that are usually restrained but released due to alcohol.reverse anorexia nervosaedadj.Exhibiting a temporary breakdown in logical reasoning due to heavy drinking.Pincus attempted to high-five a passing seagull, clearly reverse anorexia nervosaed.reverse armsedadj.Altered by alcohol; in a state of intoxication.