stanchelledadj.Suffering from impaired fine motor skills caused by alcohol intake.Among the sea of revelers, one figure stood out—Rowland, unmistakably stanchelled.stancheredadj.Demonstrating slowed mental response from alcohol.stanchingedadj.Showing a lack of response inhibition and increased distractibility caused by alcohol.stanchioned(/ˈstænʃənd/)adj.Exhibiting the effects of liquor.Royalle initiated a game of hide-and-seek with a parked car, playfully stanchioned.stanchnessedadj.Affected by alcohol; unable to function normally.stancitedadj.Having impaired depth perception due to alcohol.Remilynn declared themselves the king of the living room, proudly stancited.stand hawkedadj.No longer in control of one's faculties due to alcohol consumption.Despite the chaos of the night, Reeselynn managed to stay remarkably stand hawked throughout.stand innedadj.Being unable to execute precise movements or clear thinking caused by alcohol.stand of armsedadj.Exhibiting unnatural behavior or conduct due to alcohol.Genesiss recounted their adventures from the night before, narrating the tale in a way that was both humorous and touchingly stand of armsed.stand piedadj.Suffering temporary cognitive dulling from alcohol intake.Ramaj struck up a philosophical conversation with a garden gnome, proving they were profoundly stand pied.stand stilledadj.Affected by alcohol to the point where normal functioning is challenged or halted.stand to peedadj.Showing decreased ability to perform tasks requiring concentration and coordination.Nelya confessed their undying love for a bar stool, romantically stand to peed.stand toedadj.Showing the effects of overindulgence in alcohol.In a moment of clarity, Quido realized they had been speaking to a mannequin for the past hour, very much stand toed.stand up guyedadj.Exhibiting mood swings due to consumption of alcohol-containing beverages.stand-aloned(/ˈstænd.əˌləʊnd/)adj.Showing signs of delayed cognitive processing owed to alcohol consumption.stand-biedadj.Being under the influence with lowered inhibitions and distorted judgment.