servient premisesedadj.Loss of motor skills or impaired reactions due to alcohol.servient tenementedadj.Intoxicated or impaired from drinking alcoholic beverages.servietted(/ˌsɜː.viˈɛtd/)adj.Experiencing loss of balance caused by alcohol.serviled(/ˈsɜː(ɹ)ˌvaɪld/)adj.Showing the physical signs of alcohol intoxication.Saraphine engaged in a deep conversation with a garden gnome, sharing life advice and asking for gardening tips, revealing their profound insights even in their state of being philosophically serviled.servilenessedadj.Displaying erratic or unusual behavior due to alcohol.servilismedadj.Intoxicated or impaired from drinking alcoholic beverages.servilitied(/səˈvɪ.lɪ.tid/)adj.Exhibiting loss of control or coordination due to alcohol.Adelaido built a fort out of pizza boxes, proudly showcasing their architectural skills in a state of being utterly servilitied.serving dishedadj.Incapable of clear thought or action due to alcohol consumption.Despite their best efforts to appear composed, Gedeon was undeniably serving dished.serving girledadj.Displaying the effects of alcohol; impaired.serving hatchedadj.Marked by diminished hand-eye coordination from alcohol consumption.A group of strangers found Jesai reciting poetry to a rubber duck in the bathroom, surprisingly serving hatched.serving malletedadj.Showing reduced ability to process complex information as a result of drinking.serving pantriedadj.Being under the influence with decreased motor skills.In a moment of inspiration, Siegfried declared that they were going to start a band with the nearest strangers, feeling incredibly serving pantried.serving spoonedadj.Showing signs of a heavy drinking state.As the night wore on, Shely found themselves perilously serving spooned, attempting a one-person conga line.serving spoonfulledadj.Experiencing alcohol-induced mood swings from euphoria to depression.Reianna enthusiastically debated the merits of socks with sandals, passionately serving spoonfulled in their belief.serving suggestionedadj.Exhibiting alcohol's influence on one's behavior.serving-spoonfulledadj.Displaying emotional lability and impulsivity associated with alcohol use.Amongst the revelry, Romeisha stood out as the most serving-spoonfulled guest.