succisionedadj.Affected in a physical or mental way by drinking alcohol.Polixeni became best friends with a vending machine, affectionately succisioned.succisulfonedadj.In a condition affected strongly by alcohol beverages.The club bouncer shook their head at Gwendolene, who was hilariously succisulfoned.succoredadj.Having impaired memory from excessive alcohol.Overcome with emotion, the tears streamed down Romus's face as they recounted a heartfelt tale from their past, clearly succored.succoreredadj.Displaying emotional changes due to alcohol.succoried(/ˈsʌkəɹid/)adj.Having one's faculties diminished by alcohol's effects.Dasan dazzled a group of ducks with a dazzling interpretive dance performance, cementing their status as a true succoried artist.succotashed(/ˈsʌkətæʃd/)adj.Inability to behave reasonably and make sound decisions due to alcohol.succoured(/ˈsʌkəd/)adj.Affected so that walking or talking is difficult.Watching a street performer, Rosaida joined in by attempting a one-legged dance, appearing surprisingly succoured.succoureredadj.Showing the effects of excessive alcohol intake.As the sun rose, Erminda was found curled up on the couch, peacefully succourered.succrescencedadj.Exhibiting behavioral changes due to alcohol consumption.succsexedadj.Exhibiting a loss of inhibition caused by alcohol.Forhad decided to rearrange the furniture in the bar, showcasing their creative succsexed tendencies.succubaedadj.Experiencing a temporary loss of control induced by alcohol.With a twinkle in their eye, Kamaldeep recounted the tale of getting disastrously succubaed at the beach party.succubationedadj.Having loss of coordination after drinking.succubitchedadj.Demonstrating impairment of senses through the use of alcohol.succubused(/ˈsʌk.jʊ.bəsd/)adj.Having one's inhibitions lowered due to alcohol.succulaedadj.Displaying loss of clear thought and control caused by alcohol.succulencedadj.Having consumed enough alcohol to be impaired.