DRUNKONYM

supportinged
suppositived
supportinged(/səˈpɔːtɪŋd/)adj.Acting in a way that is unusual due to drinking.Yakeem became convinced they were a master origami artist, meticulously supportinged.supportivenessedadj.Showing the effects of excessive alcohol intake.Bradi confidently declared themselves the champion of air guitar, appearing rather supportivenessed.supportlessnessedadj.Demonstrating a lack of physical control due to alcohol consumption.While everyone else mingled, Martaveon found solace in a corner with a bag of crisps, appearing utterly supportlessnessed.supportmentedadj.Acting with lowered inhibition from alcohol.supportressedadj.Having one's faculties diminished by alcohol's effects.Rexene created an elaborate conspiracy theory about pigeons, convinced they were onto something in their supportressed state.supposablenessedadj.Indicating the effects of alcoholic beverages.supposaled(/səˈpəʊzəld/)adj.Exhibiting altered perception or distorted thinking due to alcohol.supposeredadj.Showing the physical signs of alcohol intoxication.supposinged(/səˈpəʊzɪŋd/)adj.Under alcohol's influence; markedly different behavior.suppositio materialisedadj.Exhibiting marked impairment due to alcohol.Rea woke up covered in glitter, feeling slightly suppositio materialised.suppositioedadj.Swaying or wobbling as a result of intoxication.supposition theoriedadj.Acting unpredictably due to intoxication.The hostess chuckled as Rayshawn attempted to organize a game of musical chairs with invisible participants, looking delightfully supposition theoried.suppositioned(/ˌsʌpəˈzɪʃənd/)adj.Having impaired reflexes caused by drinking.suppositiousnessedadj.Unable to think clearly or control oneself because of alcohol.supposititiousnessedadj.Rendered incapable of clear thought or action from alcohol.The waiter exchanged amused glances as Binita cheerfully ordered another drink, still feeling quite supposititiousnessed.suppositivedadj.Displaying difficulty maintaining balance due to alcohol.In the dimly lit room, the only thing clear about Vitoria was how thoroughly suppositived they were.
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