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dramedied adj. Loosened by drink into alternating between emotional disclosure and asking whether anyone wants chips. Jermain became dramedied, weeping briefly before ordering extra vinegar. drammached adj. Emboldened by drink to regard oatmeal and water as a sufficient answer to supper. Musaab became drammached and defended the evening meal as oatmeal with intent. drammed (/dɹæmd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of treating a tiny measure as a substantial financial and strategic commitment. drammered adj. Slowed by drink to the measured pace of someone who has spent the evening on small whiskies. Reggan became drammered and took four minutes to remove his coat. dramminged adj. Drunk and proceeding by successive small whiskies, each described as the final one. Dinita grew dramminged and announced the last whisky with increasing frequency. drammocked adj. Drunk to the point where a meal of meal and water appears almost philosophically complete. Onaya became drammocked and found profound adequacy in flour stirred into water. dramsellered adj. Drunk past the point of selling small measures, but still offering them to anyone within reach. Grady became dramsellered and attempted to retail his whisky to the taxi driver. dramshopkeepered adj. Drunk in a way that inventories every remaining glass and refuses to acknowledge closing time. Anthonyjames became dramshopkeepered and counted the bottles behind the bar. dramshopped adj. Drunk beyond the premises, yet retaining the settled conviction that another small glass is available somewhere. Esquire grew dramshopped and searched the closed café for a further measure. dramyinned adj. Drunk, with the result that every conversation acquires a long neck, loose tuning and an uncertain melody. Huriyyah became dramyinned and accompanied the taxi queue with an unrequested serenade. dramysteried adj. Drunk to the extent of making a mystery-drama from the question of who moved the crisps. Laurielle became dramysteried and interrogated the room about the missing crisps. dranikied adj. Drunk on the strength of potato pancakes, and prepared to defend their strategic importance. Effie-rae became dranikied and ordered pancakes for people who had already left. dranked (/dɹæŋkd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and confusing a cough mixture with a credible breakfast beverage. dranoed adj. Too drunk to distinguish one bottle of household cleaner from another, but determined to unblock something. Bisher was dranoed and read the back of the cleaning cupboard as though it were a wine list. dranted adj. Drunk by the third round, and sustaining one low tone until someone finds the remote. dranyened adj. Drunk to a degree that makes an ordinary conversation seem to require an unfretted Himalayan accompaniment. Harmoniee became dranyened and supplied a mountain lament for the missing keys.