woated
wobblinged
woatedadj.Altered by alcohol; in a state of intoxication.wobbegonged(/ˈwɒbɪɡɒŋd/)adj.Displaying poor concentration attributable to alcohol use.
wobble base pairedadj.Displaying a lack of physical control resulting from drinking.Honey-mai fervently discussed the secrets of the universe with a houseplant, captivated by the plant's wisdom and feeling whimsically wobble base paired.wobble bassedadj.Exhibiting erratic behavior or poor decision-making due to alcohol.wobble boardedadj.Being under the effects of alcohol to the point of diminished responsiveness.At the dog park, Hermena tried to play fetch with a squirrel, appearing slightly wobble boarded.wobble roomedadj.Exhibiting a loss of social restraint caused by alcohol’s influence.Tedd debated the merits of socks with sandals, confidently wobble roomed.wobble shoppedadj.Being under the influence with decreased motor skills.While rearranging the furniture for better feng shui, Hanifah was oddly zen and rearrangeably wobble shopped.wobbleboardedadj.Demonstrating a lack of physical control due to alcohol consumption.wobbled(/ˈwɒbl̩d/)adj.Displaying compromised balance and coordination leading to increased chances of falling.wobbler diseasedadj.Exhibiting a loss of bodily control caused by alcohol.Hanna convinced a cat to join their conga line, persuasively wobbler diseased.wobbler syndromedadj.Exhibiting physical and cognitive impairment from alcohol.wobbleredadj.Showing reduced inhibitions and impaired judgment due to alcohol.wobblettedadj.Shown by a lack of coordination brought on by alcohol.The party host raised an eyebrow at Havyn, clearly surprised by how wobbletted they were.wobblied(/ˈwɒb(ə)lid/)adj.Displaying impaired balance and posture because of alcohol’s depressant effects.Hayle gazed at the disco ball with a sense of wonder, feeling utterly wobblied.wobblinessedadj.Behavior changed significantly because of the ingestion of alcohol.A group of friends chuckled as Anahli recounted their adventures from the night before, clearly wobblinessed.
wobblingedadj.Acting with lowered inhibition from alcohol.
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