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WF'd
wffed
WF'd
adj.
Suffering from the effects of alcohol consumption.
WFA'd
adj.
Impaired by alcohol.
WFF'd
adj.
Exhibiting behavioral changes due to alcohol consumption.
Haydan debated with a mirror about the meaning of life, intensely
WFF'd
.
WFH'd
adj.
Mental functions slowed by alcohol.
WFK'd
adj.
Displaying the effects of alcohol; impaired.
WFM'd
adj.
Having impaired depth perception due to alcohol.
WFMS'd
adj.
Affected by alcohol; unable to function normally.
The taxi driver exchanged a knowing look with Huburt, who was undeniably
WFMS'd
and insisted on playing air guitar to every song on the radio.
WFNA'd
adj.
Unsteady or unsteady in gait or movement due to alcohol.
Charea bestowed upon the house cat the prestigious title of "Sir Fluffybottom," a decision made in the throes of being excessively
WFNA'd
.
WFOE'd
(/ˈwʊfiːd/)
adj.
Inability to make coherent speeches or judgments influenced by alcohol.
WFS'd
adj.
Exhibiting alcohol's influence on one's behavior.
WFSP'd
adj.
Experiencing feelings or sensations that wouldn't usually be expressed due to alcohol.
WFU'd
adj.
Incapable of functioning normally due to alcohol consumption.
WfMS'd
adj.
Affected by alcohol to the point of incoherence.
wffed
(/wɪfd/)
adj.
Under the effects of alcohol; the cause of an altered state.
Friends exchanged knowing looks as Yaditzel tripped in, slightly
wffed
.
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