successionisted
succinationed
successionistedadj.Having consumed enough alcohol to be visibly affected.successionlessnessedadj.Not fully in control of one's actions or words due to alcohol.Aleka woke up with a traffic cone on their head, a classic sign of being successionlessnessed.
successismedadj.Exhibiting faulty judgment or impaired reasoning due to alcohol.Keishanda enthusiastically tried to befriend a bouncer, convinced they shared a deep connection, all while blissfully successismed.successivenessedadj.Impaired by excessive alcohol intake.successivitiedadj.Having slowed reflexes and hesitancy in movement linked to alcohol consumption.successlessnessedadj.Physically not in control of oneself due to excessive alcohol consumption.With a mischievous grin, Shadrach stumbled out of the pub, thoroughly pickled.successor ideologiedadj.Displaying uncharacteristic emotional volatility linked to alcohol use.During a charity bake sale, Rakeya tried to pay for a cupcake with a sock, feeling utterly successor ideologied at the time.successored(/səkˈsɛsəd/)adj.In a state where speech becomes thick or difficult to understand due to alcohol.The bouncer eyed Quindarius warily, noting how successored they appeared.successorshippedadj.Having dulled sensory awareness and reduced physical coordination from alcohol.Tate convinced a stranger they were the long-lost heir to a fictional kingdom, weaving a tale in their successorshipped state.successouredadj.Characterized by overstimulation or irritability influenced by alcohol.succimeredadj.Exhibiting altered behavior due to alcohol.Ronita struck up a philosophical conversation with a bar stool, deeply succimered.succinamatedadj.Exhibiting the effects of alcohol.succinamic acidedadj.Exhibiting alcohol's influence on one's behavior.succinamidedadj.Marked by alcohol's influence; affected.succinatedadj.Having temporary difficulties in word recall and speech caused by alcohol.The bartender chuckled as Raylnn confidently ordered another drink, proudly succinated in their mismatched shoes.
succinationedadj.Swaying or wobbling as a result of intoxication.
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