Words and phrases that have a meaning related to intoxication:  (150 results)
Often used in the same context:
drunkenness, drunkeness, inebriation, alcohol, drunk, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, intoxicants, urination, lewdness, misdemeanor, indecent exposure, ovis, aggravated assault, trespassing, controlled substance, depressant, overdose, sleepiness, jimson weed, culpable negligence, shoplifting, disorderly behavior, petty larceny, ingestion, disturbance, imbibing, breathalyzer, endangerment, delirium tremens, hypernatremia, unconsciousness, indecency, phencyclidine, drowsiness, malicious mischief, hypoglycemia, dehydration, felony, voyeurism, toxicology, alcoholic beverage, disorientation, diphenhydramine, epileptic seizure, enterococcus, temazepam, agranulocytosis, affray, oxazepam, sexual assault, petit larceny, hypothermia, criminal possession, asphyxia, psilocin, hypovolemia, sobriety, vomiting, breathalyser, metabolic acidosis, manslaughter, blunt trauma, inattentiveness, ketoacidosis, unruliness, ptl, rowdiness, diuresis, inhalant, loitering, alertness, nystagmus, cardiac arrhythmia, nuisance, methamphetamine, untruthfulness, criminal contempt, assault, polypharmacy, poisoning, false imprisonment, phenobarbital, psychopathic personality, drinker, substance, capias, coliform, hallucinations, burglary, decompensation, chlorpheniramine, caffeine, hypoglycaemia, amphetamines, substance abuse, sexual intercourse, personality disorder, rohypnol, relaxant, substance abuser, asphyxiation, intoxications, sickness, delirium, lethargy, overdosage, poisonings, torpor, exhaustion, indigestion, somnolence, toxemia, addiction, derangement, asphyxial, anabolic, anaphylactic, anginal, arousal, congestive, depressive, disease, endocrinological, hyperosmotic, hypoglycemic, hypotensive, abnormal, adrenergic, amnestic, anemic, antagonist, aversive, cholestatic, degenerative
More specific:
grogginess, sottishness
More general:
temporary state
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— Adjectives for intoxication: acute, chronic, alcoholic, severe, lead, public, salicylate, mild, general, voluntary, pathological, more...

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