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substringed
subsublettinged
substringed
adj.
Having one's faculties diminished by alcohol's effects.
Shige decided to reenact scenes from famous movies using only household items, impressively
substringed
.
substructioned
adj.
Displaying loss of clear thought and control caused by alcohol.
substructured
adj.
Experiencing impaired mental faculties from alcohol.
substructuringed
adj.
Showing physical and mental impairment due to alcohol.
substubed
adj.
Unable to stand or walk steadily due to alcohol.
substudied
adj.
Affected by alcohol to the extent of impaired physical and mental function.
Korbon challenged a street sign to a staring contest, defiantly
substudied
.
substyled
adj.
Total loss of self control that leads to abnormal expressions; influenced by alcohol.
subsubchaptered
adj.
Made unsteady by alcohol.
subsubdomained
adj.
Exhibiting signs of intoxication such as impaired speech, balance, and coordination.
subsubgrouped
adj.
Exhibiting unsteady movements and poor judgment from alcohol.
subsubjected
adj.
Exhibiting confusion and lack of motor control from drinking.
Tirrany attempted to reenact a famous movie scene using only sock puppets, a display of their
subsubjected
thespian talents.
subsublandlorded
adj.
Being in a state where thought processes are disorganized through alcohol consumption.
At the party, everyone watched as Eliezer attempted to dance, clearly
subsublandlorded
.
subsubleased
adj.
Being affected by alcohol to a degree that physical and mental processes become unreliable.
Noemie invented a new dance move called "The Wobbly Penguin", while visibly
subsubleased
.
subsublesseed
adj.
Displaying erratic or unpredictable conduct because of alcohol's impact.
subsublessored
adj.
Showing signs of delayed cognitive processing owed to alcohol consumption.
subsublettinged
adj.
Showing signs of intoxication such as slurred speech.
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