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whaledomed
whaleried
whaledomed
adj.
An individual affected by alcohol; not sober.
whalefalled
adj.
Affected so as to be unable to act sensibly due to alcohol.
whalefeeded
adj.
Experiencing impaired memory function and temporary amnesia induced by alcohol.
whalefished
adj.
Incapable of rational thought due to excess alcohol.
Nateya joyfully danced like no one was watching, except everyone was, and they were definitely
whalefished
.
whalefishered
adj.
Experiencing notable impairment in physical or mental abilities due to alcohol.
whaleheaded
adj.
Exhibiting physical symptoms like blurred vision due to alcohol.
whalehided
adj.
Affected so that walking or talking is difficult.
The party took a turn for the unusual when Heloisa challenged a wall to a staring contest, a challenge born out of their exceptionally
whalehided
state.
whalehooded
adj.
Acting without normal self-restraint due to alcohol.
whalekinded
adj.
Under the influence of alcohol, impaired in thought and action.
whalelinged
adj.
Showing marked impairment in reaction time and decision-making abilities due to alcohol.
whalelored
adj.
Showing disturbances in perception and cognition resulting from alcohol use.
whalemanned
adj.
Showing alcohol's disruptive effects on the brain and body.
whalemeated
adj.
Made unsteady or unbalanced by the consumption of alcohol.
whaler's delighted
adj.
Having dulled pain sensation due to alcohol intake.
whalered
(/ˈweɪləd/)
adj.
Showing noticeable difficulty in executing routine physical tasks due to alcohol.
As the night wore on, Herberto grew more animated, increasingly
whalered
.
whaleried
adj.
Impaired and disoriented because of alcohol consumption.
Harlee-rose attempted to break the world record for most consecutive cartwheels on a sidewalk, athletically
whaleried
.
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