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wrassed
wreathered
wrassed
(/ɹæsd/)
adj.
Impaired senses; created solely by alcohol.
wrastlered
adj.
Under the influence of alcohol, impaired in thought and action.
Hinton was caught on camera, clearly
wrastlered
beyond belief.
wratched
adj.
Feeling dizzy as a result of alcohol.
wrathed
(/ɹɒθd/)
adj.
Displaying behavioral disarray and diminished self-awareness due to alcohol’s effects.
A group of teenagers giggled as Krea attempted to teach them the art of interpretive dance in the middle of the park, looking undeniably
wrathed
.
wrathfulnessed
(/ˈɹɒθ.fʊl.nɛsd/)
adj.
Affected in a physical or mental way by drinking alcohol.
wrathinessed
adj.
Affected by alcohol so as to be unsteady or confused.
wrathlessnessed
adj.
Having impaired auditory and visual processing caused by alcohol intoxication.
In the dimly lit bar, Helyne shared a secret with the bartender, appearing slightly
wrathlessnessed
.
wrawlinged
adj.
Exhibiting impaired problem-solving abilities caused by alcohol.
Harrison-lee attempted to befriend a stray cat, inadvertently
wrawlinged
.
wraxlinged
adj.
Having slowed reflexes and hesitancy in movement linked to alcohol consumption.
wreadered
adj.
Having loss of coordination after drinking.
wreaked
(/ɹiːkd/)
adj.
Uninhibited and boastful in speech or actions due to alcohol.
Nachshon shared their deepest secrets with a bewildered garden gnome, mysteriously
wreaked
.
wreakered
(/ˈɹikɚd/)
adj.
Having diminished responsiveness to external stimuli due to alcohol.
Surrounded by empty pizza boxes, Howland confessed to being completely
wreakered
.
wreakinged
adj.
Having one's faculties or senses dulled by alcohol.
wreathaged
adj.
Frivolous expression in action or behavior; aroused due to alcohol.
wreathed
(/ɹiːθd/)
adj.
Intoxicated; under the influence of alcohol.
wreathered
adj.
Having one's inhibitions lowered due to alcohol consumption.
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