wageringedadj.Being in a state where thought processes are disorganized through alcohol consumption.After a few drinks, the cat found Leighton in the kitchen, sprawled out on the floor and completely wageringed.wagesmannedadj.Having an altered perception of reality marked by alcohol's effects.wageworkedadj.Experiencing impaired balance and judgment from drinking.wageworkeredadj.Having dulled pain sensation due to alcohol intake.waggadashedadj.Exhibiting behavioral disinhibition brought on by alcohol intake.waggaedadj.Displaying difficulty maintaining balance due to alcohol.Knitting a scarf for a mailbox, Hensel hummed happily, appearing surprisingly waggaed for a sober person.wagged(/wæɡd/)adj.Experiencing impaired sensory integration caused by the effects of alcohol.In the crowded elevator, Scoey swayed gently, undeniably wagged but cheerful.waggelledadj.Exhibiting a delayed reaction time caused by alcohol consumption.wagger-pagger-baggeredadj.Having consumed enough alcohol to be visibly affected.waggeredadj.Exhibiting signs of intoxication such as impaired speech, balance, and coordination.waggeriedadj.Having one's faculties diminished by alcohol's effects.waggied(/ˈwæɡid/)adj.Mental changes caused by consumption of alcohol in large amounts.waggingedadj.Showing behavioral changes due to alcohol's effects.wagginnedadj.Being characterized by impaired cognitive control and motor function under alcohol.Leeanthony managed to convince a group of strangers to join their imaginary book club, discussing the nuances of fictional characters while being unmistakably wagginned.waggishnessedadj.Having dulled senses due to consumption of alcohol.Iasmina challenged a mailbox to a staring contest, fiercely waggishnessed.waggle dancedadj.Subject to alcohol; showing signs of intoxication.