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doll's prammed adj. Drunk in a way that has you pushing an empty conveyance round the pub as though it contained important cargo. Annise went doll's prammed and wheeled the empty handcart between the tables. dollaed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every price sound clipped at the end and every round seem cheaper. Sterlin was dollaed, calling the tab a ‘dolla’ and offering one to the entire bar. dollar auctioned adj. Drunk to the extent of bidding against yourself for the last packet of pork scratchings. Audrey-ann became dollar auctioned and raised the stake on a packet nobody wanted. dollar billed adj. Drunk on the strength of one small note, repeatedly produced as proof that another round is affordable. Kriss was dollar billed, displaying the same note whenever anyone mentioned the tab. dollar cost averaginged adj. Drunk since last orders, and investing the same confidence in each successive half-pint. Kefentse was dollar cost averaginged, ordering identical halves at measured intervals. dollar danced adj. Drunk by closing time, and soliciting contributions from the room as though money were music. Sigifredo went dollar danced, collecting coins before attempting a slow turn by the bar. dollar dayed adj. Still drunk, and treating every item in the pub as though it had been marked down for one day only. Zackarias was dollar dayed, haggling over the price of a boiled egg. dollar democracied adj. Too drunk to distinguish public choice from the person who has paid for the next round. Muril became dollar democracied and let the largest note choose the music. dollar diplomacied adj. Having drunk enough to advance every argument through financial guarantees and another round. Joesiah became dollar diplomacied and settled the darts dispute with a fresh jug. dollar of the daddiesed (/ˈdɒlə‿ɹə(v)ðə ˌdadizd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that an old coin becomes the evening's standard of value and sense. dollar princessed adj. You have drunk enough to exchange ready cash for a title conferred by the pub's most confident regular. Ashauna became dollar princessed after buying the pool team's celebratory round. dollar signed adj. You are drunk and placing a price before every object, person and remaining obligation. Marie-felix went dollar signed and priced the landlord's umbrella at two pints. dollar stored adj. Of a drinker: cheap, miscellaneous and open late, with something questionable for every occasion. Kiril was dollar stored, producing spare lighters, mints and a tiny torch from one pocket. dollar vanned adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a shared taxi from a personal conveyance, and addressing the driver as a monarch. Dabney got dollar vanned and thanked the shuttle driver for conveying the household safely. dollar votinged adj. Drunk beyond allowing purchasing decisions to remain private, and quietly removing a product from history. Destiny went dollar votinged and explained that refusing the biscuits constituted a market intervention. dollar-a-year manned adj. Drunk in a way that mobilises the whole room for a single pound, payable eventually. Symya became dollar-a-year manned and appointed three friends to organise the taxi campaign.