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secabilitied
secernmented
secabilitied
adj.
Impaired by alcohol; inebriated.
secalined
adj.
Experiencing loss of balance caused by alcohol.
The bartender glanced warily at Wyconda, who was enthusiastically dancing on the bar, evidently
secalined
.
secalinned
adj.
In a state of impaired consciousness from alcohol.
secalonic acided
adj.
Being in a state of intoxication and impaired ability.
secalotricumed
adj.
Having impaired vision and cognition caused by alcohol.
secancied
adj.
Made unsteady or unstable due to the effects of alcohol.
secant methoded
adj.
Being in a state of intoxication and impaired ability.
In a moment of liquid courage, Ronza challenged a bouncer to a thumb war, feeling quite
secant methoded
.
secanted
(/ˈsiːkəntd/)
adj.
Unable to walk or talk clearly because of drinking.
secapinned
adj.
In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacitation.
secateursed
(/ˈsɛk.əˌtɜːzd/)
adj.
Showing the effects of overindulgence in alcohol.
secbutabarbitaled
(/sɛkˌbju.təˈbɑɹ.bɪˌtɔld/)
adj.
Having impaired speech as a result of drinking.
seccoed
adj.
Having impaired depth perception due to alcohol.
Eliette tried to use a banana as a phone, convinced it was the latest technology while being completely
seccoed
.
secedered
adj.
Emotionally influenced and possibly effusive or loud due to alcohol.
secernenteaned
adj.
A state in which a person's behavior or actions seem irrational due to alcohol.
secernented
adj.
Demonstrating diminished reflexes and reasoning after alcohol.
The art museum security guard escorted Raylean out after they tried to discuss the paintings with a statue, clearly
secernented
.
secernmented
adj.
Showing signs of intoxication, caused by alcohol.
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