septuplicationedadj.In a state where one's senses or judgment are impaired by alcohol.Prestina attempted to catch a passing cloud with a butterfly net, convinced they could bring it down to earth in their septuplicationed state.sepuhedadj.Having dulled senses due to consumption of alcohol.sepulcheredadj.Affected by alcoholic beverages; inebriated.Ardena convinced a bouncer that they were actually a famous spy, showcasing their charismatic sepulchered charm.sepulchred(/ˈsɛpəlkəd/)adj.Exhibiting unsteady movements and poor judgment from alcohol.sepultured(/ˈsɛpəɫt͡ʃ ə(ɹ)d/)adj.Affected by alcoholic beverages; inebriated.seqlockedadj.Exhibiting poor judgment due to alcohol's effects.seqqedadj.Showing signs of intoxication such as slurred speech.The karaoke bar echoed with off-key renditions, led by none other than Noretha, pleasantly seqqed.sequaciousnessedadj.Made unsteady by alcohol.Discussing conspiracy theories with a penguin, Rutger seemed oddly sequaciousnessed.sequacitiedadj.Affected in a physical or mental way by drinking alcohol.The party host let out a sigh of relief upon seeing Koryne, who was surprisingly not too sequacitied to clean up.sequaniumedadj.Not coherent or able to think rationally due to alcohol.Senequa conducted a passionate monologue about the merits of potato salad, convincingly sequaniumed.sequel hookedadj.Acting unpredictably due to intoxication.Entering the party, Reyly was found sprawled on the couch, unmistakably sequel hooked.sequelaed(/sɪˈkwiːləd/)adj.Feeling dizzy or lightheaded after drinking.Rosemary challenged a mirror to a staring contest, unwaveringly sequelaed.sequelisationedadj.Feeling dizzy as a result of alcohol.sequelitisedadj.Incapable of functioning normally due to alcohol consumption.After confessing their love to a potted plant, Shion felt slightly sequelitised.sequelizationedadj.Made unsteady or unbalanced by the consumption of alcohol.sequelled(/ˈsiːkwəld/)adj.Showing delayed reactions from alcohol effect.