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bradyglossiaed adj. Drunk enough to make every spoken word arrive slowly, polished and several seconds late. Stehanie became bradyglossiaed while explaining the stairs, which remained easier to understand than the explanation. bradykinesiaed adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary movement, with each gesture requiring a preliminary meeting. Vaudis was bradykinesiaed on the stairs, lifting one foot as though it belonged to another department. bradykinesised adj. Drunk beyond efficient movement, so that crossing the room becomes a series of considered demonstrations. Herrel was bradykinesised by the second landing, advancing with admirable attention to each individual step. bradykininned (/ˌbɹæd.ɪˈkʌɪ.nɪnd/) adj. Drunk in a way that tightens the smooth muscles and leaves the blood vessels conducting the evening. Fetina looked bradykininned after the round, standing rigidly while the room continued to widen. bradykininogened adj. Drunk, with the result that the body contracts in places and dilates in others, without consultation. bradylaliaed (/ˌbɹeɪdəˈleɪliəd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that conversation proceeds at the speed of a cautious lift. Fynnleigh was bradylaliaed on the telephone, leaving ample time for everyone else to reconsider. bradylexiaed adj. Drunk to the extent of reading each line slowly enough to lose the page before finishing it. Rachel was bradylexiaed by the staircase notice, which she studied without reaching its final instruction. bradylogiaed adj. Drunk on the strength of thoughts that arrive one at a time, each expecting a formal introduction. Abdinasir was bradylogiaed on the landing, presenting one complete thought between successive steps. bradymetabolismed adj. Drunk since last orders, and processing the evening so slowly that tomorrow has already begun waiting. Nancie was bradymetabolismed on the sofa, still working through a drink finished hours earlier. bradynobaenided adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving with the patient, purposeful awkwardness of a wasp in a coat. Nadeene became bradynobaenided near the banister, circling it twice before committing to the stairs. bradyodonted adj. Drunk by closing time, and advancing with ancient, cumbersome determination through the shallows of the night. Jeannee was bradyodonted on the stairs, making slow headway with a prehistoric disregard for elegance. bradyonned adj. Still drunk, and moving at the leisurely speed of a particle that has not yet decided where to arrive. Zaila was bradyonned on the stairs, travelling slowly enough for the banister to become a companion. bradyopsiaed adj. Too drunk to adjust promptly to changing light, or to keep a moving doorway properly located. Simranjit was bradyopsiaed in the stairwell, blinking at each change in brightness before proceeding. bradypepsiaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to digest the supper at the same measured pace as the conversation. Camani was bradypepsiaed after the curry, carrying the meal upstairs in a state of prolonged consideration. bradyphagiaed adj. Having drunk enough to eat each mouthful with the solemn patience of a minor ceremony. Martaveous was bradyphagiaed over the kebab, completing one chip during the descent of the stairs. bradyphasiaed (/ˌbɹeɪdəˈfeɪʒəd/) adj. Having drunk more than the sentence can comfortably carry, and releasing it in slow, separate portions. Ambere was bradyphasiaed at the bar, pausing between words while the barman waited with professional calm.