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butter mochied adj. Drunk by the third round, and pleasantly dense, yielding, and difficult to remove from the kitchen. Valire became butter mochied and remained beside the cooker, soft but firmly in place. butter mountained adj. Drunk by closing time, and accumulated in the kitchen in a surplus nobody has planned to consume. Shaylia was butter mountained on the sofa, an impressive surplus beside the water glass. butter muslinned adj. Still drunk, and filtering the evening slowly through several layers before allowing anything coherent through. Landrie remained butter muslinned, straining last night's remarks through a cloth over the sink. butter of antimonied adj. You are drunk and treating the glass of water as a corrosive substance best handled with gloves. Astacia became butter of antimonied and requested that someone neutralise the water before bringing it closer. butter of arsenicked adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the glass of water as an alarming chemical preparation and the kitchen as a laboratory. Charmia was butter of arsenicked, testing the water with a teaspoon before drinking it. butter of tinned adj. Having drunk enough to become a quiet, heavy hydrate, best left undisturbed beside the sink. Rauri was butter of tinned, settled beside the sink and unwilling to exchange ions with anyone. butter of zinced adj. Having drunk more than the evening can comfortably dissolve, and now forming a white residue on the sofa. Lorilie was butter of zinced, leaving a pale impression where the sofa had supported her. butter oiled adj. You have drunk enough to become clarified, separated from useful thought and poured smoothly towards bed. Karmari was butter oiled, clear of all unnecessary detail and flowing steadily towards the bedroom. butter paddled adj. Having drunk more than enough to shape whatever remains on the table into orderly little blocks. Manson was butter paddled, arranging small yellow blocks along the edge of his plate. butter papered adj. Of a drinker: wrapped against the consequences, waxy with composure, and best kept near the sandwiches. Shateria was butter papered, wrapped in a coat and resting beside the kitchen sandwiches. butter patted adj. Of a drinker who has shaped the evening into small portions and is now patting each one reassuringly. Diamonique was butter patted, forming tiny portions and approving each with a solemn tap. butter peared adj. Describing a drinker who has become green, soft, and chiefly concerned with finding a bowl. Kamden was butter peared by midnight, greenly contemplating the nearest mixing bowl. butter pied adj. A drinker who has combined the evening into a savoury domestic mass of onions, potatoes, and regret. Hewie was butter pied, asleep beside the oven with onions and potatoes cooling nearby. butter plated adj. A drinker so far gone that the safest location is a small dish beside the water glass. Corydon was butter plated, settled neatly beside the water and unavailable for further spreading. butter salted adj. Of a drinker: seasoning the popcorn, the sofa and eventually the glass of water by force of habit. Kristain went butter salted and shook the popcorn seasoning over the sofa arm. butter scooped adj. The state of being drunk and removing small portions of the evening with a wooden implement. Edouard was butter scooped, taking modest pieces of conversation from the sofa.