adjective
also pix·il·lat·ed ˈpiksəˌlād.ə̇d, -ātə̇d
Etymology: pixie (I) + -lated (as in the past participle of many verbs ending in -late, as emulate, formulate, etc.)
1.
a.
(1) : mentally somewhat unbalanced : touched , daffy
(2) : not altogether clear or coherent : bewildered, confused
have formed a rather pixilated image of his country — Frederic Morton
(3) : habitually in or seeming to be in a mild stupor or daze : bemused
has been pixilated of late, never quite aware of what is going on
(4) : under or seeming to be under a magic spell : enchanted, bewitched
a countryside with an unreal pixilated charm
b. : amusingly or fancifully unconventional : whimsical
a pixilated comedy
c. : playfully mischievous : puckish , prankish , pixie
pixilated leprechauns
pixilated humor
2. : intoxicated , drunk
pretty well pixilated by the fourth drink