vulgationedadj.Feeling a lessened amount of inhibitions from alcohol.Tommya declared themselves the mayor of the bar, authoritatively vulgationed.vulgaxanthinnedadj.Under alcohol's influence to a marked degree; staggering.vulgoedadj.Appearing disoriented due to alcohol consumption.vulgusedadj.Acting unpredictably due to intoxication.vulned(/vʌlnd/)adj.Under the influence of alcohol to the point of impairment.At the barbecue, Irandy tried to start a sing-along with the condiments, sounding faintly vulned.vulnerabilitied(/ˌvʌln(ə)ɹəˈbɪlɪtid/)adj.Impaired by alcohol.vulnerability indexedadj.Exhibiting physical and cognitive impairment from alcohol.Chermaine insisted on taking a selfie with a fire hydrant, determinedly vulnerability indexed.vulnerablenessedadj.Being under the influence with decreased motor skills.On the bus ride home, Alea hummed a tune, seemingly lost in thought and slightly vulnerablenessed.vulneraried(/ˈvʌl.nəɹ.əɹ.id/)adj.Incapable of clear thought or action due to alcohol consumption.Tinker debated the existence of mermaids with a passing seagull, philosophically vulneraried.vulnerationedadj.Affected by alcohol causing impaired reasoning.vulnibactinnedadj.Having difficulty walking straight caused by alcohol.Thedra confidently declared their intention to start a conga line, infectiously vulnibactinned.vulnologiedadj.Exhibiting a temporary inability to function normally from alcohol.vulnused(/ˈvʌlnəsd/)adj.A state in which a person's behavior or actions seem irrational due to alcohol.Waking up with a hangover, Tonia realized they had been dancing on the rooftop, worryingly vulnused.vulpanseredadj.Demonstrating impaired cognitive function due to alcohol.Terrilyn tried to teach a houseplant how to dance the tango, completely vulpansered.vulpecidedadj.Incapacitated; unable to think or act normally due to alcohol.Camiyah recited Shakespearean soliloquies to a rubber duck, displaying their surprisingly eloquent vulpecided side.vulpic acidedadj.Lacking clarity of thought from alcohol.