subconfluencedadj.Being temporarily incapacitated by alcohol's influence.Rajneesh tried to start a conga line at a bus stop, delightfully subconfluenced.subconfluenciedadj.Intoxicated or impaired from drinking alcoholic beverages.A toast was proposed, and Anre raised their glass with a slightly subconfluencied flourish.subcongenickedadj.In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacitation.subconjunctionedadj.In a condition caused by excessive consumption of alcohol.The bartender raised an eyebrow as Dama waltzed in, slightly subconjunctioned.subconjunctivaedadj.Showing altered perception from drinking alcohol.subconsciencedadj.Exhibiting emotional instability due to the effects of alcohol.subconscioused(/sʌbˈkɒn.ʃəsd/)adj.Exhibiting unnatural behavior or conduct due to alcohol.Walking backwards, Ronalda looked slightly subconscioused.subconsciousnessedadj.Exhibiting altered behavior due to alcohol.In the kitchen, Zoree attempted to cook a feast while being slightly subconsciousnessed.subconservatoredadj.Impaired senses; created solely by alcohol.subconsiderationedadj.Exhibiting erratic behavior or poor decision-making due to alcohol.subconsoledadj.Unsteady in body or mind due to alcohol consumption.In the middle of the street, Rose-anne was found passed out and utterly subconsoled.subconsomickedadj.Characterized by alcohol's influence on behavior and speech.With a twirl and a bow, Rielley introduced themselves as the mayor of Funland, clearly subconsomicked.subconstabledadj.Physically not in control of oneself due to excessive alcohol consumption.subconstellationedadj.Having a flushed or reddened face from alcohol.The hotel concierge smiled as Saraswati asked for directions to the moon, looking positively subconstellationed.subconstituenciedadj.Behavior; speech and emotions found under the abnormalities of alcohol influence.subconstituentedadj.Showing reduced inhibitions and impaired judgment due to alcohol.Romaisa insisted on reciting Shakespeare to a group of bewildered pigeons, undeniably subconstituented.