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seacalfed
seacunnied
seacalfed
adj.
Demonstrating impairment of senses through the use of alcohol.
seacanned
adj.
Exhibiting unsteadiness caused by alcohol intake.
seacatched
adj.
Person who has consumed a large amount of alcohol.
seacaved
adj.
Undergoing temporary mental dulling and physical sluggishness from alcohol.
seachanged
(/ˈsiːˌt͡ʃeɪnd͡ʒd/)
adj.
Feeling a lessened amount of inhibitions from alcohol.
seachangered
adj.
Under the influence of alcohol; impaired.
During the wedding toast, Yuzuki swayed slightly, a clear indication of being somewhat
seachangered
.
seacliffed
adj.
Suffering temporary memory lapses as a consequence of alcohol.
Ramatou attempted to start a conga line at a funeral, surprisingly
seacliffed
.
seacoaled
adj.
Exhibiting mood changes caused by alcohol.
While waiting for a taxi, Ramisa engaged in a deep conversation with a vending machine, seeming oddly
seacoaled
.
seacoasted
adj.
Experiencing euphoria caused by alcohol.
seacocked
adj.
Total loss of self control that leads to abnormal expressions; influenced by alcohol.
seaconnied
adj.
Showing diminished cognitive function from alcohol.
seacorned
adj.
Suffering temporary cognitive dulling from alcohol intake.
seacowed
adj.
Being under the influence resulting in physical imbalance.
seacrafted
adj.
Having one's accurate perception of time altered by drinking.
As the sun rose, Shekila found themselves inexplicably covered in glitter, a sure sign of a wildly
seacrafted
evening.
seacultured
adj.
Having poor coordination and judgment from alcohol.
seacunnied
adj.
Being under the influence with degraded sensory and motor function.
Lizveth cheerfully insisted that the lamp was just too shy and needed more encouragement to turn on, a true
seacunnied
behavior.
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