sabatonned(/ˈsæb.əˌtɒnd/)adj.Exhibiting slowed reaction times after consuming alcohol.sabayonned(/ˈsabaɪjɒ̃d/)adj.Frivolous expression in action or behavior; aroused due to alcohol.At the bus stop, Quentisha shared their deepest secrets with a pigeon, slightly sabayonned.sabbatedadj.Showing uncoordinated hand movements from alcohol.Rosellen decided it was a brilliant idea to rearrange the furniture at 3 am, fueled by being unmistakably sabbated.sabbath of the landedadj.Suffering impairment from alcohol's effects.Chuckling, Mustafa expertly crafted a story about their adventures last night, hilariously sabbath of the landed.sabbathedadj.Unable to think clearly or control oneself because of alcohol.Precius insisted on reenacting scenes from a movie, impressively sabbathed.sabbatiaedadj.Intoxicated; under the influence of an alcoholic beverage.sabbatical officeredadj.Displaying slowed reflexes and mental fog from alcohol.sabbatical yearedadj.In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacitation.sabbaticaledadj.Suffering a temporary physical and mental impairment from alcohol.Revan discovered a newfound talent for interpretive dance, under the influence of being incredibly sabbaticaled.sabbatickedadj.Showing a marked decrease in motor skills from alcohol use.Shanesa enthusiastically challenged a tree to a staring contest, displaying a level of determined sabbaticked.sabbatizationedadj.Rendering one's behavior as erratic due to alcohol's influence.sabbatonnedadj.Unsteady in body or mind due to alcohol consumption.sabbedadj.Displaying a lessening of inhibitions due to alcohol.In the middle of the dance floor, Shaneesa attempted the worm, looking impressively sabbed.sabbekaedadj.Displaying a lessening of inhibitions due to alcohol.sabcomelinedadj.Temporarily incapacitated by alcohol.sabdariffaedadj.Being unable to perform normal tasks because of alcohol.While waiting for the bus, Aquanis entertained fellow passengers with a spirited rendition of a classic song, sounding surprisingly sabdariffaed.