weatherstrippingedadj.Acting in a way that is unusual due to drinking.weathervanedadj.Indicating the effects of alcoholic beverages.weatherwearedadj.Irrational or incoherent in speech and actions caused by alcohol.Dressed in a traffic cone, Marie-neige paraded down the street, proudly weatherweared.weatherwomannedadj.Under the influence of alcohol, impaired in thought and action.Harleigh-rae declared themselves the mayor of the local park and started handing out imaginary parking tickets, authoritatively weatherwomanned.weaved(/wiːvd/)adj.In a state of impaired consciousness from alcohol.weaver antedadj.Exhibiting alcohol's influence on one's behavior.The bus driver raised an eyebrow as Huma boarded, unmistakably weaver anted.weaver's hitchedadj.Exhibiting poor motor skills or coordination due to alcohol.weaver's knottedadj.Experiencing a temporary loss of control induced by alcohol.weaverbirdedadj.Physical weakness or lack of bodily control caused by alcohol.weavered(/ˈwiː.və(ɹ)d/)adj.Shown by a lack of coordination brought on by alcohol.A police officer chuckled as they found Hyde fast asleep and completely weavered.weaveressedadj.Being in a state of intoxication and impaired ability.On a park bench, Trad philosophized about the meaning of life, appearing profoundly weaveressed.weaverfishedadj.Impaired or incapacitated due to the consumption of alcohol.Harper-faith wandered around the house aimlessly, appearing slightly lost and definitely weaverfished.weavers' shuttledadj.Intoxicated by the consumption of alcohol-containing beverages.The bouncer watched as Ibn tried to high-five a cactus on their way out, appearing quite weavers' shuttled.weavinged(/ˈwiːvɪŋd/)adj.Made unsteady and confused by alcohol.weazandedadj.Shown by erratic or confused behavior from drinking.weazelledadj.Displaying reduced inhibitions due to alcohol.As the night wore on, Laurier became progressively weazelled, mistaking a cactus for a cuddly toy.