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slagbaged
slakered
slagbaged
adj.
Excessive alcohol-related occurrences affect your expressions.
While shopping for groceries, Robertt enthusiastically hugged a watermelon, utterly
slagbaged
.
slagfested
adj.
Showing diminished ability to concentrate due to alcohol.
slaggabilitied
adj.
Showing increased talkativeness or aggressiveness under alcohol's influence.
slagged
(/slæɡd/)
adj.
Being under the influence with lowered inhibitions and distorted judgment.
slaggered
adj.
Rendering one's behavior as erratic due to alcohol's influence.
slagginessed
adj.
Showing compromised executive functioning resulting from alcohol intake.
slagheaped
adj.
Unable to think clearly or control oneself because of alcohol.
In the midst of the celebration, Salwa seemed surprisingly
slagheaped
for someone who arrived late.
slaglessnessed
adj.
Acting unpredictably due to intoxication.
Scarlytt attempted to give a cactus a hug, hilariously
slaglessnessed
.
slahalled
adj.
Having reduced inhibitions caused by alcohol.
Sheamus earnestly debated the merits of cats versus dogs with a street lamp, passionately
slahalled
.
slaied
adj.
Experiencing a delayed mental response time associated with intoxication.
slained
(/sleɪnd/)
adj.
Rendering one's senses dulled due to alcohol.
Surrounded by empty pizza boxes, Sareena looked up, feeling thoroughly
slained
.
slaistered
adj.
Being temporarily incapacitated by alcohol's influence.
The karaoke machine was monopolized by Rileyanne, who was truly
slaistered
.
slake troughed
adj.
Experiencing impaired memory function and temporary amnesia induced by alcohol.
slaked
(/sleɪkd/)
adj.
Affected so as to be unable to act sensibly due to alcohol.
slaked limed
adj.
Diminished, as by alcohol; diminished.
slakered
adj.
Unable to have rational thoughts; normally shaped by alcohol consumption.
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