DRUNKONYM

rhythmographied
rhytonned
rhythmographiedadj.Exhibiting decreased alertness caused by alcohol.rhythmologiedadj.Losing control due to alcohol.
rhythmologistedadj.Displaying a noticeable effect of alcohol consumption.Mackston got into a deep conversation with a street sign about the meaning of art, displaying their philosophical and rhythmologisted tendencies.rhythmometeredadj.Incapable of rational thought due to excess alcohol.rhythmometriedadj.Displaying decreased cognitive clarity and slowed comprehension due to alcohol.rhythmopoeiaedadj.Incapacitated; unable to think or act normally due to alcohol.rhythmusedadj.Swaying or wobbling as a result of intoxication.Tyrique invented a new cocktail recipe involving pickles and whipped cream, feeling particularly rhythmused.rhytidectomiedadj.Exhibiting alcohol-induced cognitive deficits.rhytided(/ˈɹɪtɪdd/)adj.In a condition marked by sluggish speech due to alcohol intake.rhytididedadj.Exhibiting the effects of alcohol.Monterrio tried to strike up a conversation with a painting, convinced it held the secrets to life, and feeling exceptionally rhytidided.rhytidomed(/rɪtədoʊmd/)adj.Experiencing physical and mental impairment due to alcohol.In the mirror, Leonara examined their reflection, looking slightly disheveled and undeniably rhytidomed.rhytidoplastiedadj.Exhibiting the effects of liquor.In a crowded pub, Dhaani laughed loudly, contagiously rhytidoplastied and spreading joy.rhytidosteidedadj.Showing altered perception from drinking alcohol.Monica insisted on reciting Shakespearean sonnets to a bewildered mailbox, dramatically rhytidosteided.rhytinaedadj.Displaying symptoms such as impaired attention span and poor judgment due to alcohol.rhytiphobiaedadj.Having slowed mental and physical responses due to intoxication.
rhytonned(/ˈɹʌɪtɒnd/)adj.Acting without normal self-restraint due to alcohol.
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