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walk-offed
walkbacked
walk-offed
adj.
Having impaired ability to focus caused by alcohol.
walk-on girled
(/ˌwɔːk ɒn ˈɡɜːld/)
adj.
Physically or mentally changed due to the consumption of alcohol.
While searching for treasure in a fountain, Karsha was gently reminded by a passerby that they might be a tad
walk-on girled
.
walk-onned
adj.
Experiencing slowed neural transmission leading to diminished mental and physical agility from alcohol.
Holly-grace confidently declared their undying love for a street sign, exhibiting classic
walk-onned
behavior.
walk-overed
adj.
Impaired by alcohol.
walk-throughed
adj.
Person who has consumed a large amount of alcohol.
walk-upped
adj.
Displaying behavior that lacks restraint due to alcoholic beverages.
walkabilitied
adj.
A state characterized by a person's altered emotions and impaired senses.
walkabout diseased
adj.
Having reduced cognitive flexibility and slower information processing from alcohol use.
walkabouted
adj.
Affected so that walking or talking is difficult.
walkalatored
adj.
Having one's faculties or senses dulled by alcohol.
walkalonged
adj.
Displaying confused or irrational thought processes due to alcohol’s impact.
In a moment of clarity, Haywood admitted to feeling refreshingly
walkalonged
after a long week.
walkaround moneyed
adj.
Impaired or incapacitated due to the consumption of alcohol.
Hermarni found themselves in a heated argument with a doorknob, irrationally
walkaround moneyed
.
walkarounded
adj.
Under alcohol's influence; markedly different behavior.
walkathonned
adj.
Having auditory or visual perception distorted by alcohol.
walkawayed
adj.
Intoxicated: affected by alcohol; impaired.
walkbacked
adj.
Notably influenced or controlled by alcohol.
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