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drag-queendomed adj. Drunk and treating the room as a court whose proceedings require a modest entrance. Takya arrived drag-queendomed and waited for the music to acknowledge her. drag-queened adj. Drunk enough to make a grand entrance, then require an audience for the departure. drag-queenesed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary vocabulary and addressing the company in a private theatrical dialect. Jatina became drag-queenesed and left Sheritta to translate the remarks for the quieter guests. drag-racing boated adj. Drunk enough to steer the conversation at speed, with little apparent need for a road. Chung became drag-racing boated and overtook three subjects before dessert. drag-racinged adj. Drunk on the strength of believing the pavement has lanes and the company has competitors. Lavall went drag-racinged and treated Erford’s walk to the taxi as a timed event. drag-roped adj. Drunk by closing time, and using a friend’s patience to make the route home manageable. Varna was drag-roped from the bar by Ryota after misjudging the final step. dragadiddled adj. Drunk past the point of keeping the first beat separate from the rest. Daleon was dragadiddled and tapped the table several beats behind the song. dragbacked adj. Drunk beyond advancing the discussion, and repeatedly drawing it back to the previous point. Rommell was dragbacked, returning the conversation to the same earlier objection. dragbared adj. Drunk in a way that makes every connection seem intended to pull something else along. dragboated adj. Drunk to the extent of conducting a high-speed water race on dry paving, with a takeaway as the trophy. Mila got dragboated and thundered towards the chip shop, leaving dignity in her wake. dragboxed adj. Drunk, with the result that forward progress depends on a large and rather fixed attachment. drageed adj. Having drunk more than the morning can sweeten, and regarding each small confection as medicinal. Crystel woke drageed and ate three sugared sweets before attempting the stairs. drageoired (/dɹæˈʒwɑːd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that places every sweet within reach and none beyond discussion. draggabilitied adj. Drunk to the extent of being moved easily, provided someone takes hold of the correct part. Vairon was draggabilitied and allowed himself to be guided towards a taxi. draggabled (/ˈdɹæɡəb(ə)ld/) adj. Drunk on the strength of being apparently movable by whoever happens to try. Mouad was draggabled and repositioned beside the radiator without protest. draggaged adj. Drunk since last orders, and transporting the evening's remaining possessions without much selection. Edvinas was draggaged, hauling two coats and an unopened packet of crisps.