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swede midged
sweepboated
swede midged
adj.
Swaying or wobbling as a result of intoxication.
sweded
(/swiːdd/)
adj.
Having a temporary loss of control caused by drinking.
Camylle confidently strutted into a convenience store, insisting on buying everyone in sight a pack of gum, spreading
sweded
generosity.
swedenborgited
adj.
Physical weakness or lack of bodily control caused by alcohol.
swedged
adj.
Person who has consumed a large amount of alcohol.
sweed
adj.
Experiencing uncharacteristic risk-taking behavior induced by alcohol.
sweedied
adj.
Feeling a temporary sense of lightheadedness induced by alcohol.
In a moment of bravery, Shaton declared their undying love for a cheese platter, surprisingly
sweedied
.
sweemed
adj.
Affected so as to be unable to act sensibly due to alcohol.
sweenied
adj.
Subject to alcohol; showing signs of intoxication.
sweep lined
adj.
Showing a marked decrease in motor skills from alcohol use.
On the dance floor, Corderrius moved with a fluidity that was surprising given how
sweep lined
they appeared.
sweep netted
adj.
Marked by alcohol's influence; affected.
sweep sawed
adj.
Incapable of rational thought due to excess alcohol.
sweep-chimneyed
adj.
Exhibiting reduced alertness and physical sluggishness under the influence of alcohol.
sweep-washered
adj.
Impaired by alcohol; inebriated.
sweepaged
adj.
In a state where one's thoughts or actions are disordered due to alcohol.
sweepbacked
(/ˈswiːpbækd/)
adj.
Having consumed too much alcohol.
Lawy became a salsa dancing sensation with a mop as their partner, gracefully
sweepbacked
.
sweepboated
adj.
Showing diminished sensory perception related to alcohol's depressant effects.
The room was filled with laughter as Rujul stumbled in, looking utterly
sweepboated
.
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