whirlstormedadj.Having difficulty forming words because of alcohol.whirlwigedadj.Under the influence of alcohol, impaired in thought and action.The night air was filled with the sound of Randolfo laughing, joyously whirlwiged.whirlwinded(/ˈwɜːlwɪndd/)adj.Showing physical and mental impairment due to alcohol.whirly tubedadj.Having lost some control due to alcohol.whirly-windedadj.In a state of alcohol-induced confusion.Allyza decided to rearrange the furniture in a bar, feeling artistically whirly-winded.whirlybirdedadj.Intoxicated; under the influence of alcohol.The bartender shook their head at Shanese, who was undeniably whirlybirded at this point.whirlygigedadj.Experiencing temporary disruptions in thought process because of alcohol.whirred(/wɜːd/)adj.Characterized by slowed motor responses tied to alcohol use.whirreredadj.Exhibiting behaviors that are usually restrained but released due to alcohol.whirretedadj.In a temporary state of alcohol-induced incapacitation.whirried(/ˈwɜːɹid/)adj.Experiencing a temporary inability to think clearly.Finding themselves at a 24-hour diner, Cahl eagerly ordered breakfast at midnight, ravenously whirried.whirringedadj.Marked by diminished hand-eye coordination from alcohol consumption.whirtledadj.Feeling a lessened amount of inhibitions from alcohol.At the stroke of midnight, Imarah declared it "Taco Tuesday" and proceeded to make tacos for everyone, generously whirtled.whished(/wɪʃd/)adj.Being rendered unable to perform complex tasks due to alcohol-induced impairment.Standing on a park bench, Alton waved to passing cars, undoubtedly whished.whisk fernedadj.Being unable to perform normal tasks because of alcohol.whiskbroomedadj.Exhibiting alcohol's influence on one's behavior.