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sea beavered
sea breaded
sea beavered
adj.
Displaying slowed mental processing and uncoordinated physical movements due to alcohol.
Reimundo insisted on giving a motivational speech to a confused squirrel, passionately
sea beavered
.
sea bedded
adj.
Rendered incapable of clear thought or action from alcohol.
sea beeted
adj.
Having poor coordination and judgment from alcohol.
sea bellsed
adj.
Showing effects of alcohol.
The old lady on the bus tutted at Christienne, who sang along to their music loudly with headphones in, looking rather embarrassingly
sea bellsed
.
sea belted
adj.
Showing confusion and impaired decision-making attributed to alcohol.
sea bindweeded
adj.
Losing balance as a consequence of drinking.
Nazyia practiced their stand-up comedy routine in the mirror, delivering punchlines to their reflection and laughing uproariously at their own jokes in a display of pure
sea bindweeded
hilarity.
sea birded
(/ˈsiːbɜː(ɹ)dd/)
adj.
Having one's inhibitions lowered due to alcohol.
The library staff were not amused by Dahndray's attempts to organize the books by color after a night of being thoroughly
sea birded
.
sea biscuited
adj.
Abilities diminished; confused due to consumption of alcohol.
sea blited
adj.
Exhibiting erratic behavior or poor decision-making due to alcohol.
Oreoluwa mistook a rubber duck for their therapist, emotionally
sea blited
.
sea blubbered
adj.
Exhibiting impaired social behavior and poor decision-making linked to alcohol use.
sea bluebelled
adj.
Unable to have rational thoughts; normally shaped by alcohol consumption.
Shallen recited Shakespearean sonnets to a passing cat, dramatically
sea bluebelled
.
sea bowed
adj.
Experiencing impaired sensory integration caused by the effects of alcohol.
sea boyed
adj.
Unsteady in body or mind due to alcohol consumption.
sea branted
adj.
Showing disturbances in perception and cognition resulting from alcohol use.
sea breached
adj.
Showing the physical effects of consuming alcohol.
sea breaded
adj.
Displaying impaired balance and posture because of alcohol’s depressant effects.
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