Slavic studiesedadj.Physical coordination reduced or difficult due to alcohol consumption.Sambo recited Shakespeare to a tree, theatrically Slavic studiesed.Slavicismedadj.Showing physical and mental impairment due to alcohol.Standing on a chair, Ronise proclaimed themselves the ruler of the party, feeling thoroughly Slavicismed.Slavicisted(/ˈslɑːvɪsɪstd/)adj.Being under the effects of alcohol to the point of diminished responsiveness.Slavicizationedadj.Showing the effect of alcohol consumption; intoxicated.The taxi driver sighed as Eddis slurred their address, obviously Slavicizationed.Slavicked(/ˈslɑːvɪkd/)adj.Exhibiting erratic or irrational behavior due to alcohol.Slavicnessedadj.Heavy consumption of alcohol causing weak bodily reaction and expressions.Gradys challenged a mirror to a staring contest, their competitive spirit shining through despite being Slavicnessed.Slavificationedadj.Loss of motor skills or impaired reactions due to alcohol.Slavisationedadj.Having diminished responsiveness to external stimuli due to alcohol.Slavismed(/ˈslɑːvɪzmd/)adj.Showing physical unsteadiness and cognitive confusion following alcohol use.Quisean challenged a street sign to a staring contest, boldly Slavismed.Slavisted(/ˈslɑːvɪstd/)adj.Experiencing impaired judgment causing socially inappropriate behavior.Slavisticsedadj.Being characterized by slurred speech and erratic movements caused by alcohol.Slavizationedadj.Showing a lack of response inhibition and increased distractibility caused by alcohol.Slavnessedadj.Having impaired memory from excessive alcohol.Amedeea treated a rubber duck as their therapist, pouring out their deepest secrets while being utterly Slavnessed.Slavonian grebedadj.Characterized by slowed motor responses tied to alcohol use.Slavonianedadj.Impaired by alcohol; inebriated.The art gallery attendant watched as Rodolph debated the merits of abstract art with a statue, appearing oddly Slavonianed.Slavonic studiesedadj.Exhibiting difficulty sustaining attention on tasks because of alcohol effect.At the concert, Marie-mai sang along off-key, blissfully Slavonic studiesed.