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sycited
sycophantried
sycited
adj.
Exhibiting mood swings due to consumption of alcohol-containing beverages.
sycoceric acided
adj.
Intoxicated by the consumption of alcohol-containing beverages.
A passing stranger chuckled at Remilda's attempts to high-five a street sign, finding the scene amusingly
sycoceric acided
.
sycoceryled
adj.
Said of one whose words and actions become almost unmanageable due to alcohol.
Sixten enthusiastically debated the superiority of cats over dogs, sounding quite
sycoceryled
.
sycocked
adj.
Lacking mental clarity from alcohol.
sycoecined
adj.
Losing control due to alcohol.
sycomore figged
adj.
Affected so as to be unable to act sensibly due to alcohol.
Brisny tried to pay for a bus ride with a handful of glitter, creatively
sycomore figged
.
sycomored
(/ˈsɪkəmɔː(ɹ)d/)
adj.
Having mental confusion caused by alcohol.
syconiumed
adj.
Exhibiting poor coordination, slurred speech, or confusion due to alcohol.
syconned
adj.
Intoxicated by the consumption of alcohol-containing beverages.
syconoided
adj.
Experiencing reduced coordination after drinking.
syconused
adj.
Exhibiting a lessened ability to make decisions due to alcohol.
sycophancied
adj.
Affected by alcohol to the point of incoherence.
sycophantcied
adj.
Affected by an excess of alcohol; intoxicated.
sycophanted
(/ˈsɪkəfæntd/)
adj.
In a condition affected strongly by alcohol beverages.
Shaunia performed a dramatic monologue to a vending machine, dramatically
sycophanted
.
sycophantismed
adj.
Incapable of functioning normally due to alcohol consumption.
Shlome enthusiastically challenged a mailbox to a dance-off, completely
sycophantried
adj.
Under the influence of alcohol; impaired.
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