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snowhorsed
snowliaged
snowhorsed
adj.
Having impaired depth perception due to alcohol.
Secelia tried to make a sandwich with a ruler, confusedly
snowhorsed
.
snowhoused
adj.
Having difficulty maintaining focus because of alcohol’s effects.
The jazz band playing on the corner paused to appreciate Reham's impromptu interpretive dance routine, which was surprisingly
snowhoused
.
snowhowed
adj.
Acting unpredictably due to intoxication.
snowicaned
adj.
Demonstrating diminished reflexes and reasoning after alcohol.
Rances confidently sang opera to a hamburger, remarkably
snowicaned
.
snowied
(/snəʊid/)
adj.
Losing balance as a consequence of drinking.
snowinessed
adj.
Experiencing slowed neural transmission leading to diminished mental and physical agility from alcohol.
snowinged
(/ˈsnəʊɪŋd/)
adj.
Behavior changed significantly because of the ingestion of alcohol.
snowkided
adj.
Acting erratically due to intoxication.
snowkited
adj.
Characterized by slowed motor responses tied to alcohol use.
Shacole tried to hug a cactus, a sure sign they were beyond
snowkited
.
snowkitered
adj.
Showing effects of alcohol.
snowkitinged
adj.
Made unsteady or unstable due to the effects of alcohol.
snowladied
adj.
Having lost some control due to alcohol.
Wellsley engaged in a heated argument with a vending machine, showing signs of being remarkably
snowladied
.
snowlanded
adj.
Being affected by alcohol to the extent that normal decision-making is compromised.
snowled
adj.
Exhibiting irrational behavior or extreme mood swings due to alcohol.
snowlessnessed
adj.
Exhibiting signs of intoxication such as slurred speech.
Rangi stumbled down the street with a traffic cone on their head, a symbol of their
snowlessnessed
adventures.
snowliaged
(/ˈsnəʊliɪdʒd/)
adj.
Experiencing impaired judgment causing socially inappropriate behavior.
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