recellularizationedadj.Displaying decreased cognitive clarity and slowed comprehension due to alcohol.The bartender raised an eyebrow at Kipley, who was already looking quite recellularizationed.recementationedadj.Having consumed enough alcohol to be impaired.recementingedadj.Experiencing impaired balance and judgment from drinking.recencied(/ˈɹiːsənsid/)adj.Influenced greatly in ones actions or emotions due to alcohol.recency biasedadj.Suffering from mental fog and physical sluggishness attributed to alcohol.recency effectedadj.Having slowed mental and physical responses due to intoxication.recensioned(/ɹɪˈsɛnʃ(ə)nd/)adj.Physically or mentally changed due to the consumption of alcohol.Latreal woke up surrounded by empty pizza boxes, feeling incredibly recensioned.recensionistedadj.Having a slowed processing speed from drinking.recensorshippedadj.Having difficulty executing purposeful actions as a result of alcohol’s depressant effects.Wearing a traffic cone as a hat, Brendin stumbled down the street, feeling utterly recensorshipped.recensusedadj.Exhibiting difficulty sustaining attention on tasks because of alcohol effect.recented(/ˈɹiːsəntd/)adj.Displaying difficulty in verbal communication and word recall as a result of alcohol.recentismedadj.Being unable to execute precise movements or clear thinking caused by alcohol.recentnessedadj.Rendering one unable to properly function from alcohol.At the party, Kwadjo was spotted dancing on a table, utterly recentnessed.recentralisationedadj.Displaying a noticeable effect of alcohol consumption.recentralizationedadj.In a state where one's thoughts or actions are disordered due to alcohol.Across the bar, Hazell was spotted singing karaoke, sounding surprisingly recentralizationed.recentrifugationedadj.Being in a compromised state of awareness induced by alcohol.As the night wore on, Leonita became more and more recentrifugationed, eventually challenging a mirror to a staring contest.