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subacided
subadolescented
subacided
adj.
Suffering reduced capability to perform precise or skilled movements because of alcohol.
Tylil declared themselves the captain of an imaginary pirate ship, joyfully
subacided
.
subaciditied
adj.
Showing compromised executive functioning resulting from alcohol intake.
subacted
adj.
Made unsteady or unstable due to the effects of alcohol.
Earle gave a heartfelt speech to a sandwich, proving they were truly
subacted
.
subactioned
adj.
Someone who consumed excessive alcohol; senseless.
subactivitied
adj.
Physically or mentally changed due to the consumption of alcohol.
Sitting at a bus stop, Jasjot hummed a tune to themselves, slightly
subactivitied
.
subacute regional lymphadenitised
adj.
Showing the physical effects of consuming alcohol.
On their way home, Natalie stumbled over their own shoelaces, feeling incredibly
subacute regional lymphadenitised
.
subacute sclerosing panencephalitised
adj.
Having a flushed or reddened face from alcohol.
Niaisha confidently gave a motivational speech to a group of pigeons, feeling particularly
subacute sclerosing panencephalitised
at that moment.
subacuted
adj.
Showing reduced inhibitions and impaired judgment due to alcohol.
subadared
(/sʌbəˈdɑːd/)
adj.
Experiencing alcohol's effect on the mind and body.
The librarian shook their head as Shaakira stumbled through the stacks, appearing conspicuously
subadared
.
subadarshipped
adj.
Experiencing slowed reflexes due to alcohol.
subadditivitied
adj.
Having impaired depth perception due to alcohol.
subaddressed
adj.
Exhibiting physical symptoms like blurred vision due to alcohol.
subadiabaticitied
adj.
Being under the influence resulting in physical imbalance.
subadministrationed
adj.
Displaying slowed reflexes and mental fog from alcohol.
Semara insisted on conducting a science experiment involving glitter and a rubber duck, scientifically
subadministrationed
.
subadministratored
adj.
Acting in a way that is unusual due to drinking.
subadolescented
adj.
Under the influence of alcohol; with diminished faculties.
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