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swelteringed
sweveninged
swelteringed
adj.
Being under the influence of alcohol.
swened
(/ˈsweɪnd/)
adj.
Acting with lowered inhibition from alcohol.
swept pathed
adj.
Having impaired reflexes caused by drinking.
Reggy attempted to host a tea party for a group of garden gnomes, zestfully
swept pathed
.
swept winged
adj.
Experiencing alcohol-induced mood swings from euphoria to depression.
swerded
adj.
Displaying impaired coordination and judgment due to alcohol.
In a moment of inspiration, Netta declared themselves the "Mozart of Beer Pong," feeling incredibly
swerded
.
swerfed
adj.
Having consumed enough alcohol to be visibly affected.
Jaen mistook a potted cactus for a pet and named it "Spiky Steve", a heartwarming but
swerfed
gesture.
swerosided
adj.
Displaying difficulty maintaining balance due to alcohol.
Priscella declared their love for a sandwich, passionately
swerosided
.
swertiajaponinned
adj.
Showing decreased ability to perform tasks requiring concentration and coordination.
swertiamarinned
adj.
Exhibiting altered mood states and impulsive behavior linked to alcohol’s influence.
swertiapunisided
adj.
Displaying behavioral disarray and diminished self-awareness due to alcohol’s effects.
swertisinned
adj.
Having mental confusion caused by alcohol.
swerved
(/swɜːvd/)
adj.
Showing signs of intoxication such as unsteady gait.
swervered
adj.
Having one's faculties or senses dulled by alcohol.
In the frozen food aisle, Rickeya had a philosophical debate with a bag of peas, their words becoming progressively more
swervered
but oddly profound.
swervinged
adj.
Exhibiting reduced capacity for sustained mental effort caused by alcohol intake.
Shardell played air guitar like a rockstar on a park bench, rockingly
swervinged
.
swevened
(/ˈswɛvənd/)
adj.
Showing the effects of alcohol on the brain and body.
Samuelu led a conga line through a quiet library, spreading joy in their own unique
swevened
way.
sweveninged
(/ˈswɛve.nɪŋd/)
adj.
Having difficulty executing purposeful actions as a result of alcohol’s depressant effects.
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