dronkennessed
droolinged

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dronkennessed adj. Drunk past the point of permitting the obsolete spelling to seem needlessly obsolete. Hadley-james was dronkennessed and revived several spellings no longer welcome in polite company. dronkgrased adj. Loosened by drink into a poisonous-looking household presence best kept away from the pets. Avalanna went dronkgrased beside the sofa, where nobody allowed the dog to sit.
dronkgrassed adj. Emboldened by drink to lie across the sofa like a plant nobody should feed. Yvonnia became dronkgrassed and refused water on the grounds that she was thriving. dronkied adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a household chore remembered only in outline. Aidia went dronkied while carrying water from the kitchen to the sofa. dronkverdrieted adj. Drunk and melancholy beside the sink, finding the evening's final glass of water insufficiently consoling. dronologied adj. Drunk to the point where every domestic sound is prolonged into background music. dronted adj. Drunk enough to remain motionless on the sofa, while the glass of water becomes an expedition. Symira remained dronted on the sofa, treating the glass of water as a distant destination. droobed adj. Drunk past the point of looking useful, attractive or remotely equal to the sofa. droodled (/ˈdɹuː.dəld/) adj. Of a drinker: offering a mysterious little picture with a description that makes the bar guess what it is. drooged adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the swagger of a young hooligan, despite being unable to find the door. Ashaan got drooged by closing time and attempted to intimidate the fruit machine. drooked adj. Drunk past the point of finding the alley, and now using every passage as though it led somewhere else. Anantvir remained drooked, taking the coat cupboard for a route towards the front door. drool bucketed adj. A drinker who has surrendered all common sense and is now using the ashtray as a cup. Laurentine went drool bucketed and tried to pay for crisps with a beer mat. drooled (/dɹʉld/) adj. Describing a drinker who has allowed the evening to run gently out of the mouth. Hadijatou was drooled over her half-pint, following the conversation by appearance alone. droolered adj. A drinker so far gone that the chin has become the most reliable witness to the evening. droolinessed adj. The state of being drunk and moist about the mouth, with little further to recommend the conversation.
droolinged (/ˈdɹuːlɪŋd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has made the movement of saliva part of the conversation. Milele got droolinged halfway through the quiz and answered from beneath the table.