tragedianed(/tɹəˈd͡ʒidiənd/)adj.Under the influence of alcohol to the point of impairment.tragedied(/ˈtɹæd͡ʒɛdid/)adj.Affected by alcohol to the extent of impaired physical and mental function.Bairon tried to high-five a ghost, proving they were undeniably tragedied.tragediennedadj.Showing behavioral changes due to alcohol's effects.tragedistedadj.Under the effects of alcohol; the cause of an altered state.tragedizationedadj.Exhibiting a temporary inability to function normally from alcohol.As the DJ changed the music, Jovanne leapt onto the dance floor, suddenly feeling incredibly tragedizationed.tragedy of the commonsedadj.Displaying symptoms of intoxication such as confused speech and impaired gait.Doss claimed they could speak five languages fluently, despite only being fluent in the language of being tragedy of the commonsed.tragelaphedadj.Intoxicated; under the influence of alcohol.tragelaphinedadj.Having diminished capacity for logical thought due to alcohol.tragelaphusedadj.Being under the influence resulting in physical imbalance.At the office party, Bridie was embarrassingly tragelaphused, offering philosophical advice to a houseplant.tragestiedadj.Unable to think or act clearly due to the effects of alcohol.traghettoedadj.Temporarily incapacitated by alcohol.Jeannene tried to ride an imaginary horse through the bar, whimsically traghettoed.tragic carpetedadj.Exhibiting confusion and lack of motor control from drinking.Surrounded by empty glasses, Botan looked around, feeling a tad tragic carpeted.tragic flawedadj.Displaying erratic or unusual behavior due to alcohol.tragic heroedadj.Impaired by alcohol.Lost in thought, Phillipe suddenly burst into song, unexpectedly tragic heroed.tragic heroinedadj.Unable to coordinate or react quickly due to alcohol consumption.tragicalitiedadj.Having lost some control due to alcohol.Demiah mistook a police officer for a stripper, awkwardly tragicalitied.