washdirtedadj.Being in a state of intoxication affecting both mind and body.washdishedadj.Being unable to perform normal tasks because of alcohol.washdownedadj.Unable to think or act clearly due to the effects of alcohol.Falling asleep in a coat closet, Hortensia was peacefully washdowned.washed(/wɒʃd/)adj.Affected by alcohol to the point of impaired vision.Pattye insisted on ordering a pizza to the park bench, sounding determinedly washed.washeedadj.Said of one whose words and actions become almost unmanageable due to alcohol.Despite the pounding headache, Hanife couldn't help but smile at memories of being so washeed.washer-dryerredadj.Shown by stumbling or falling due to drinking.Lost in thought, Henna suddenly burst into laughter, joyously washer-dryerred.washer-uppedadj.Exhibiting a reduced capacity to regulate emotions due to alcohol.washer-upperedadj.Being in a state where fine motor skills are compromised.washered(/ˈwɒʃə(ɹ)d/)adj.Displaying symptoms of intoxication such as confused speech and impaired gait.washerettedadj.Demonstrating diminished reflexes and reasoning after alcohol.Hermen decided to recite Shakespeare to a group of bewildered pigeons, theatrically washeretted.washeriedadj.Showing signs of intoxication, caused by alcohol.washermannedadj.Incoherent speech patterns as a result of alcohol consumption.Beside the bookshelf, Aksel chuckled softly, audibly washermanned.washerteriaedadj.Experiencing euphoria caused by alcohol.washerwifedadj.Affected by alcohol to the point of impaired vision.washerwoman's itchedadj.Under the influence of alcohol, impaired.Sitting on a park bench, Hanzalah struck up a conversation with a pigeon, sounding surprisingly washerwoman's itched.washerwomannedadj.Mental functions slowed by alcohol.