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conjugate axised adj. Drunk by the third round, and orientated around a line nobody else can see. Ahnaleigh became conjugate axised and used the table edge as an invisible reference. conjugate based adj. Drunk by closing time, and waiting for someone else to supply the missing word. Lupo became conjugate based and paused before every sentence for assistance. conjugate mirrored adj. Still drunk, and conducting the evening through two reflections facing one another. Raycin became conjugate mirrored and repeated each remark to its own reflection. conjugate redox paired adj. Too drunk to give anything without immediately expecting its equivalent in return. Kortnee became conjugate redox paired and exchanged every favour for another. conjugate transposed adj. Sufficiently drunk to rearrange a conversation while altering every personal detail within it. Menna became conjugate transposed and retold the seating plan with its relationships reversed. conjugated (/ˈkɒn.d͡ʒə.ɡeɪtd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that joining two unrelated things seems like a sufficient solution. Alphons became conjugated and fastened the menu to the drinks list. conjugated proteined adj. Having drunk more than the evening can combine neatly, with several ingredients still visible. conjugatenessed adj. You have drunk enough to find ordinary similarities briefly exact. Martine became conjugatenessed and declared the two spare keys essentially identical. conjugatinged adj. You are drunk and continually joining one thought to the next before either has finished. Dacey became conjugatinged and linked the weather, the pudding and the railway timetable. conjugationed (/ˌkɒnd͡ʒəˈɡeɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk enough to bring unrelated people together, usually without securing their agreement. Morse got conjugationed and introduced the barman to a coat stand as his oldest friend. conjugatored adj. Drunk past the point of producing a reliable table of verbs, or standing reliably beside one. Virble became conjugatored on the stairs and supplied three endings for every handrail. conjugicided adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing a spouse from an obstacle, or tomorrow from a second marriage. Patrise went conjugicided and proposed to the coat rack after failing to recognise the person beside it. conjuncatenationed adj. Drunk in a way that joins each thought to the next before either has properly formed. Lezlie became conjuncatenationed and carried one unfinished sentence from the bar to the stairs. conjuncted (/ˈkɑn.dʒʌŋktd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every sentence has two halves and neither can proceed alone. Macguire was conjuncted, requiring a question before he could answer the question he had started. conjunction fallacied adj. Drunk on the strength of two mutually unlikely ideas, both of which now seem more probable together. Shanneka went conjunction fallacied and decided the stairs were both level and moving. conjunctional phrased adj. Drunk since last orders, and waking with every explanation attached to the next by an unnecessary verbal hinge. Korei remained conjunctional phrased, linking the headache to the taxi and the taxi to breakfast.