suck outedadj.Made unsteady and confused by alcohol.suck-assedadj.Showing the effects of alcohol; impaired.Tyrod enthusiastically tried to make friends with a stop sign, showcasing their charmingly suck-assed behavior.suck-boyedadj.Person who has consumed a large amount of alcohol.suck-outedadj.Being in a state of intoxication and impaired ability.Rizza tried to explain the theory of relativity to a confused pigeon, showcasing their suck-outed wisdom.suck-pintedadj.Abilities diminished; confused due to consumption of alcohol.suck-suckedadj.Affected by alcohol; unable to function normally.Marylynn declared their undying love for a cheeseburger, romantically suck-sucked.suck-uppedadj.Under the influence of alcohol; inebriated.In the dimly lit corner, Jaquell sat lost in thought, their expression a mix of contemplation and being deeply suck-upped.suckabilitiedadj.Physical weakness or lack of bodily control caused by alcohol.Shanteal mistook a cactus for a comforting hug, feeling unusually suckabilitied.suckaedadj.Frivolous expression in action or behavior; aroused due to alcohol.Sesley decided to redecorate the living room using only traffic cones, creatively suckaed.suckagedadj.Acting with lowered inhibition from alcohol.suckanhockedadj.No longer in control of one's faculties due to alcohol consumption.suckatashedadj.A state characterized by a person's altered emotions and impaired senses.suckauhockedadj.Exhibiting physical and cognitive impairment from alcohol.suckboyedadj.Suffering from alcohol's disruptive effects."I swear I'm not usually like this," Adagio mumbled, undeniably suckboyed.sucked(/sʌkd/)adj.Exhibiting alcohol-induced cognitive deficits.Wille tried to negotiate a peace treaty between a cat and a dog, displaying their diplomatic sucked skills with surprising success.suckeedadj.Experiencing a temporary loss of control induced by alcohol.