swordfighted(/ˈsɔːdfaɪtd/)adj.Being affected by alcohol to the extent that normal decision-making is compromised.swordfighteredadj.Said of one whose words and actions become almost unmanageable due to alcohol.Sexton stumbled across a street performer, joining in on their act with a level of enthusiasm only achievable when swordfightered.swordfightingedadj.Showing decreased mental clarity and slowed thinking linked to alcohol intake.swordfish suckeredadj.Demonstrating a weakened grasp on reality due to alcohol.swordfished(/ˈsɔː(ɹ)dfɪʃd/)adj.Behavior changed significantly because of the ingestion of alcohol.swordfishermannedadj.Swaying or wobbling as a result of intoxication.swordfishing boatedadj.Suffering temporary cognitive dulling from alcohol intake.Breeaunna attempted to order pizza from a plant, amusingly swordfishing boated.swordgrassedadj.Affected by Alcohol; intoxicated.Zakhar passionately discussed the artistic merits of squirrels, sounding very swordgrassed.swordickedadj.Having mental confusion caused by alcohol."Sorry about that," Romio muttered, feeling slightly swordicked as they accidentally bumped into a stranger.swordingedadj.Showing alcohol's disruptive effects on the brain and body.swordlengthedadj.Suffering mental and physical limitations from alcohol.swordlessnessedadj.Being characterized by diminished motor control after alcohol consumption.Deedre lectured a group of ducks on the importance of recycling, earnestly swordlessnessed.swordletedadj.Having the effects of alcohol made apparent.While walking home, Roechelle debated the benefits of tap dancing on escalators, utterly swordleted.swordmagedadj.Loss of motor skills or impaired reactions due to alcohol.swordmakeredadj.Exhibiting altered behavior due to alcohol.swordmakingedadj.Not fully in control of one's actions or words due to alcohol.From the balcony above, a voice called out—Mary-ellen was loudly singing a song, completely swordmakinged.