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astrogeometried (/ˈæstɹəd͡ʒiː.ɑ.mɛt.ɹid/) adj. Of a drinker: convinced the room's angles have expanded overnight and arranging the cushions accordingly. Ronik woke astrogeometried, measuring the corner between the sofa and wall with one uncertain finger. astrogeophysicisted adj. Of a drinker who has spent the night attributing every bruise to internal planetary processes. Chanceton was astrogeophysicisted by morning, blaming his knee on subterranean movement. astrogeophysicsed adj. Describing a drinker who wakes convinced the floor has its own crust, mantle and agenda. Fannette was astrogeophysicsed, crossing the kitchen cautiously as though its crust were shifting. astroglaciologied adj. Drunk enough to study how the ice in the glass has altered the surface of the morning. Dysen was astroglaciologied over breakfast, charting the melting cube as though it were extraterrestrial terrain. astrogliogenesised adj. A drinker who has generated enough supportive tissue overnight to cushion each regrettable thought. Graceleigh appeared astrogliogenesised, surrounded by a remarkable calm about the previous evening. astrogliomaed adj. A drinker so far gone that a modest cystic swelling appears to have taken charge of the morning. Koey was astrogliomaed, quietly enlarging beneath the duvet while refusing all urgent conversation. astrogliomorphogenesised adj. The state of being drunk and gradually forming a small, slow-growing brain tumour around the day's remaining plans. Dreana woke astrogliomorphogenesised, with the morning's intentions taking shape at a discouraging pace. astrogliopathied adj. The condition of a drinker who has made the supporting cells of the brain responsible for everything. Jiselle was astrogliopathied, claiming the kitchen's confusion belonged to the surrounding tissue. astrogliosised adj. The drunkenness of one who has replaced damaged thoughts with an excess of cautious neurological support. Kyante was astrogliosised, padding each recollection with several layers of nervous qualification. astrognosied (/əsˈtɹɒɡnəsid/) adj. Reduced by drink to knowledge of the stars, particularly those fixed firmly to the bedroom ceiling. Emeralda lay astrognosied, identifying the ceiling marks as fixed stars with quiet authority. astrogonied adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the morning sky as a project still undergoing creation. Chaquanna arrived astrogonied, waiting for the clouds to complete their celestial arrangement. astrographed adj. Softened by drink into a telescope that records the ceiling more faithfully than the heavens. Tariyah spent the morning astrographed, taking blurred photographs of the lamp from the sofa. astrographied adj. Sharpened by drink into a precise mapper of celestial bodies, none of which appear in the photographs. Trakelia became astrographied, plotting the contents of last night's glass as a minor heavenly body. astrohistoried (/ˈæstɹəˈhɪstəɹid/) adj. Loosened by drink into a historian of alien civilisations, with the hangover treated as primary evidence. Augustus was astrohistoried, dating the kitchen's alien occupation to sometime before breakfast. astroided (/ˈæstɹɔɪdd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to approach every corner as though it were a four-pointed figure requiring negotiation. Klyde came downstairs astroided, taking each turn in the corridor with geometric confidence. astroinformaticsed adj. Slowed by drink to processing the previous evening's astronomical data one misplaced figure at a time. Telah remained astroinformaticsed, sorting six identical photographs into seven increasingly uncertain categories.