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butter slimed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become creamy, spreadable, and unsuitable for upholstery. butter tarted adj. The drunkenness of one who has filled the evening with sweetness, eggs, and a few raisins of poor judgement. Tillmon was butter tarted, sweetly settled beside the cooling tray and unable to find the raisins. butter teaed adj. You have drunk enough to move slowly, warmly and with a noticeable preference for salt. Mixtli was butter teaed, climbing the stairs with the measured warmth of a late hot drink. butter tofued adj. Softened by drink into a vegetarian curry, yielding gently when approached and best served with a spoon. Cergio was butter tofued, soft on the sofa and accepting a spoonful of rice. butter toothed adj. Drunk by closing time, and smiling broadly with the two front teeth doing all the work. Nitalia was butter toothed by closing time, grinning at the barmaid as though newly introduced. butter treed adj. Still drunk, and rooted beside the bar, producing little shade but refusing to move. Nelva remained butter treed by the fruit machine, despite three polite suggestions about going home. butter yellowed adj. Too drunk to distinguish pale gold from cream, or either from the pub wall. butter-and-egg manned adj. Sufficiently drunk to arrive in town flush with confidence and spend freely on everyone present. Gib went butter-and-egg manned after payday, buying pork pies for a table that had not asked. butter-and-egg moneyed adj. Having drunk enough to treat household money as pub money, and household expenses as another round. Tiquana became butter-and-egg moneyed and paid for crisps with the rent envelope. butter-and-eggered adj. Having drunk more than sense permits, with the sudden confidence of a prosperous visitor in town. Geethika got butter-and-eggered and tipped the doorman with a supermarket voucher. butter-and-eggsed adj. You have drunk enough to resemble yellow toadflax: cheerful, persistent, and spreading along every available wall. Chirsty was butter-and-eggsed by closing, bright yellow in spirit and leaning against every pillar. butter-fatted adj. The condition of a drinker who has separated from restraint and retained only the creamy remainder. Asrar was butter-fatted, smooth of manner and resistant to being moved. butter-hammed (/bʊtəɹamd/) adj. You are drunk and presenting yourself as a neat, portable slice of supper. Guisselle was butter-hammed at the bar, folded neatly beside the bread basket. butter-muslinned adj. Too drunk to let the evening through quickly, requiring a close weave and a quiet place to drain. Lillyaunna was butter-muslinned, filtering every answer beside the kitchen sink. butter-slided adj. Of a drinker: liable to send the whole room slipping sideways after one apparently careful step. Norlene went butter-slided near the fruit machine and took two bar stools with her. butter-womanned adj. Of a drinker who has begun offering every table a personal supply of spread and advice. Bhavneet became butter-womanned and tried to sell toast toppings to the darts team.