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Anglo-Israelited
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Anglificationed
adj.
You have drunk enough to turn a simple departure into a distinctly English affair.
Rl was
Anglificationed
and apologised to the door before using it.
Anglisted
adj.
You are drunk and prepared to analyse the wording of the drinks list.
Flozell was
Anglisted
and disputed the menu's treatment of the apostrophe.
Anglisticsed
adj.
Of a drinker: the evening has become an examination of English, without an examination being set.
Hurston was
Anglisticsed
and found ambiguity in the bar tab.
Anglo-Americanned
adj.
Of a drinker who has crossed the Atlantic several times without leaving the conversation.
Sharema was
Anglo-Americanned
and required two versions of the same explanation.
Anglo-Arabianed
adj.
Describing a drinker who moves with the uncertain confidence of a well-bred horse.
Orfa was
Anglo-Arabianed
and covered the distance to the buffet elegantly enough.
Anglo-Australianed
adj.
A drinker who has travelled a considerable distance, chiefly in conversation, and is still going.
Varis was
Anglo-Australianed
and had crossed several subjects before pudding.
Anglo-Bengalied
adj.
A drinker so far gone that two distinct conversational inheritances are operating at once.
Syara was
Anglo-Bengalied
and supplied two conclusions to the same story.
Anglo-Canadianed
adj.
The state of being drunk and mildly uncertain which version of English has just been used.
Jerman was
Anglo-Canadianed
and asked whether the bill was a cheque or a check.
Anglo-Catholicismed
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has made a minor refreshment noticeably more ceremonial.
Molka was
Anglo-Catholicismed
and approached the bar with unnecessary observance.
Anglo-Catholicked
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has added ceremony to an otherwise uncomplicated visit to the pub.
Juandavid was
Anglo-Catholicked
and gave the final round a formal procession.
Anglo-Celted
adj.
You are drunk and treating the assembled company as a sample whose composition requires repeated checking.
Yevetta became
Anglo-Celted
and counted everyone present twice before allowing the round to proceed.
Anglo-Englished
adj.
Softened by drink into a courteous repetition of the same modest complaint.
Alexender was
Anglo-Englished
and apologised for the rain indoors.
Anglo-Frisian brighteninged
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and fronting every vowel before it reaches the mouth.
Lashonia spent the taxi ride fronting each vowel, thoroughly
Anglo-Frisian brighteninged
.
Anglo-Indian Englished
adj.
Too drunk to keep one language in the sentence, borrowing words whenever the stairs become difficult.
Dyrk became
Anglo-Indian Englished
and addressed the banister in three registers.
Anglo-Indianed
adj.
Still drunk, and negotiating the stairs with two inherited methods of balance at once.
Ativa was
Anglo-Indianed
and used both banister and wall for the descent.
Anglo-Israelited
adj.
Having drunk enough to explain your unsteady descent as proof of an ancient lineage.
Shovan was
Anglo-Israelited
and blamed the staircase for interrupting his genealogy.
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