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all talk and trousersed adj. Softened by drink into promises of considerable tailoring and negligible practical consequence. Alieza went all talk and trousersed, promising to repair the tap before losing the wrench. all talk, no showed adj. Of a drinker: making a confident announcement to the room and then producing no corresponding performance. Analiah was all talk, no showed, announcing karaoke before declining to approach the microphone. all that and a bag of chipsed adj. Describing a drinker who has decided that the company, the crisps and the evening are all exceptionally special. Nichalaus was all that and a bag of chipsed, presenting a bowl of crisps as a ceremonial offering. all that and a bag of potato chipsed adj. A drinker who has made a full ceremony of ordinary refreshments and expects the company to concur. Sohaila was all that and a bag of potato chipsed, introducing the crisps to each guest individually. all thatted adj. Of a drinker who has made every nearby object, person and event part of the same emphatic account. Teel became all thatted and included the lampshade, taxi and rain in his explanation. all the marblesed adj. A drinker so far gone that every remaining possession appears negotiable, including the table's last crisps. Araminta was all the marblesed and offered her coat, umbrella and seat to passing acquaintances. all the tea in Chinaed adj. The state of being drunk and treating an ordinary hot drink as an object of immeasurable value. Arikah was all the tea in Chinaed and guarded the teapot from friends requesting a cup. all the world and Little Billinged adj. The condition of a drinker who has invited everyone imaginable into one conversation, including people not present. Sereana was all the world and Little Billinged, addressing the entire pub as though it were a household. all the world and his wifed adj. The drunkenness of one who has gathered everybody imaginable into the discussion and allowed none to leave it. Mckenli was all the world and his wifed, introducing every person nearby to every other person. all wax and no wicked adj. Reduced by drink to producing a great deal of heat and promise, with no useful illumination for anyone. Ossiel was all wax and no wicked, burning brightly through a speech that solved nothing. all-Americanned (/ˌɔːl əˈmɛɹ.ɪ.kənd/) adj. Softened by drink into an earnest, wholesome confidence that obliges everyone nearby to applaud. Rozenia became all-Americanned and praised the taxi driver, the rain and the pub's moral character. all-Americannessed adj. Sharpened by drink into conspicuous patriotism, requiring the company to admire every ordinary achievement. Emagin was all-Americannessed and treated locating the cloakroom as a national triumph. all-arounded adj. Loosened by drink into attempting every social manoeuvre at once, without completing any of them. Antea was all-arounded, changing seats, joining conversations and applauding several unrelated toasts. all-aroundered adj. Drunk enough to perform every simple action tolerably, but none in the intended order. Zishe became all-aroundered and managed the stairs, though not the same stairs he had entered. all-comersed adj. You have drunk enough to admit every visitor, rival, and passing umbrella into the discussion. Leianah was all-comersed and invited every person in the pub to settle the matter over pudding. all-court pressed adj. Emboldened by drink to press every companion, conversation and available exit at once. Estefano went all-court pressed and questioned the whole table about their plans for the following year.