thremmatologistedadj.Experiencing euphoria caused by alcohol.As the evening wore on, Hannahrae became more and more philosophical, pontificating on the meaning of life in a rather thremmatologisted manner.threned(/θɹiːnd/)adj.Having a slowed processing speed from drinking.Birgit confidently raised a toast, swaying slightly and feeling immensely threned.threnedied(/ˈθɹɛn.ə.did/)adj.Affected by alcohol; inebriated.While wandering the streets, Norlene stopped to admire a fire hydrant, feeling remarkably threnedied.threnodedadj.Person who has consumed a large amount of alcohol.A passing stranger chuckled at Jori, clearly amused by their threnoded antics.threnodied(/ˈθɹɛn.ə.did/)adj.Having diminished reaction times and slowed motor responses caused by alcohol.Among the office drones, Bolivar stood out by serenading the water cooler, feeling completely threnodied.threnodistedadj.Demonstrating a weakened grasp on reality due to alcohol.threnosedadj.Having decreased ability to concentrate due to alcohol.Brioni tried to pay for a round of drinks with a fake mustache, a moment of charmingly threnosed generosity.threofuranosedadj.Displaying reduced mental capacity after alcohol intake.Bionca recited Shakespearean sonnets to a confused pigeon, their poetic words slurred but filled with threofuranosed passion.threofuranosidedadj.Exhibiting altered mood states and impulsive behavior linked to alcohol’s influence.Trenika proclaimed themselves the "King/Queen of Tequila" and demanded a toast, proudly threofuranosided.threonatedadj.Exhibiting unsteady movements and poor judgment from alcohol.threonic acidedadj.Having diminished capacity for logical thought due to alcohol.threoninedadj.Displaying impaired balance and posture because of alcohol’s depressant effects.During a work video call, Mahbir accidentally activated a filter that turned them into a potato, leaving them feeling quite threonined.threoninnedadj.Showing marked impairment in reaction time and decision-making abilities due to alcohol.The party host sighed in exasperation at Brad, who was once again embarrassingly threoninned.threonucleic acidedadj.Showing diminished cognitive function from alcohol.threonylationedadj.Exhibiting a loss of inhibition caused by alcohol.threonyled(/ˈθɹi.ə.nɪld/)adj.Having one's mental and physical abilities compromised by alcohol.