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slot-hounded
slouched
slot-hounded
(/ˈslɒthaʊndd/)
adj.
Exhibiting impaired social behavior and poor decision-making linked to alcohol use.
slot-loading disc drived
adj.
Affected by alcohol so as to be unsteady or confused.
Shennel passionately debated with a mirror over who had the better dance moves, hilariously
slot-loading disc drived
.
slotbacked
adj.
In a state where judgment is clouded by alcohol.
Sally attempted to order pizza from a mailbox, showcasing their
slotbacked
creativity.
slotcared
adj.
Having difficulty articulating words or expressing thoughts clearly because of alcohol.
slotched
adj.
Someone who consumed excessive alcohol; senseless.
Arriving home late, Pruitt attempted a somersault on the sofa, landing awkwardly and looking quite
slotched
.
sloth beared
adj.
Having difficulty maintaining wakefulness or alertness due to alcohol's sedative properties.
The security guard watched as Riyaq performed a dramatic monologue to a vending machine, visibly
sloth beared
.
slothed
(/sləʊθd/)
adj.
In a state of cognitive and physical confusion from alcohol.
slothfulnessed
adj.
Feeling dizzy or lightheaded after drinking.
Shannyn took up knitting as a new hobby, fervently
slothfulnessed
.
slothounded
adj.
Having difficulty executing purposeful actions as a result of alcohol’s depressant effects.
slotted
(/slɒtd/)
adj.
Uninhibited and boastful in speech or actions due to alcohol.
slotted spooned
adj.
Displaying emotional changes due to alcohol.
Shaniah recited Shakespeare to a group of pigeons, impressively
slotted spooned
.
slottered
adj.
Showing a marked decrease in motor skills from alcohol use.
Rosolyn decided they were a secret agent on a top-secret mission to retrieve a lost sock, stealthily
slottered
.
slotting machined
adj.
Having decreased ability to concentrate due to alcohol.
slottinged
adj.
Unable to coordinate or react quickly due to alcohol consumption.
slouch hatted
adj.
Rendered incapable of performing an action with precision due to alcohol.
slouched
(/[slawt͡ʃ]d/)
adj.
Experiencing impaired balance and judgment from drinking.
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