shopfittingedadj.Exhibiting erratic behavior or poor decision-making due to alcohol.shopflooredadj.Unsteady or unsteady in gait or movement due to alcohol.shopfolkedadj.Unable to think or act clearly due to the effects of alcohol.A passerby raised an eyebrow at Shalissa, who was trying to high-five a pigeon, unmistakably shopfolked.shopfolksedadj.Intoxicated; under the influence of an alcoholic beverage.shopfrontedadj.Unable to walk or talk clearly because of drinking.Santo attempted to perform a magic trick using a sock and a banana, confidently shopfronted.shopfulledadj.Showing signs of intoxication from alcohol.shopgirledadj.Exhibiting behavioral changes due to alcohol consumption.In the middle of the park, Quaashie sat on a bench, looking utterly shopgirled.shopgoeredadj.Made unable to function properly through drinking alcohol.shopharedadj.Mental functions slowed by alcohol.Surveying the aftermath of the night before, Clancy realized they had been surprisingly shophared.shophetedadj.Unable to walk or talk clearly because of drinking.shophousedadj.Person who has consumed a large amount of alcohol.shopkeepedadj.Exhibiting difficulty sustaining attention on tasks because of alcohol effect.shopkeeper's privilegedadj.Rendering one's speech or actions incoherent due to alcohol.Quanzell convinced a potted plant to join them in a game of charades, convincingly shopkeeper's privileged.shopkeepered(/ˈʃɒpkiːpɚd/)adj.Acting in a way that is unusual due to drinking.shopkeeperessedadj.In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacity.Saugat attempted to start a book club with a group of pigeons, convinced they were the perfect literary critics, showcasing their shopkeeperessed intellectual ambitions.shopkeeperismedadj.Having impaired memory from excessive alcohol.The librarian gave a discreet cough as Shelice loudly proclaimed their love for Shakespeare, clearly shopkeeperismed and passionate.