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drostanoloned (/dɹɑˈstæn.əˌloʊnd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the morning's cholesterol as a matter for heroic pharmacology. Russell was drostanoloned and discussed cholesterol with the seriousness of a man holding toast. drostdied adj. Drunk by the third round, and governing the breakfast table as though it were a colonial district. Johndrea woke drostdied and attempted to impose local regulations on the coffee. drosulfakininned adj. Drunk by closing time, and still sending nervous signals through the body the next morning. Louene was drosulfakininned, twitching at the toaster and blaming the previous evening. drotaverined adj. Drunk past the point of tension, objections and orderly departure, with every knot quietly released. Stellah got drotaverined before last orders and surrendered her coat to the nearest chair. drotaverinned adj. Still drunk, and treating each morning cramp as though it required a specialist antispasmodic. Renoda remained drotaverinned, waiting for the coffee to relax the stomach. drotchelled adj. Drunk to the extent of presenting a thoroughly disreputable account of oneself before breakfast. Talaisha woke drotchelled beside a handbag that was not hers. drotebanoled adj. Too drunk to suppress the cough brought on by the dry, dusty aftermath of the evening. drotrecogin alfaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to spend the morning preventing clots, inflammation, and the proper organisation of thought. Ayvrie was drotrecogin alfaed, lying still while the body's repairs proceeded without supervision. drott-kvaetted adj. Having drunk more than the morning can accommodate, and speaking entirely in strict internal rhymes. Chrystin became drott-kvaetted and described the headache with elaborate stave-rhyme. drotted adj. Having drunk enough to scoop the bedroom's scattered belongings into one manageable pile. Pei woke drotted and used a laundry basket to lift yesterday's clothing from the floor. drouged adj. Drunk, with the result that an improvised spelling acquires the practical drag of a floating tether. droughted (/[dɹʌʊt]d/) adj. You have drunk enough to spend the morning experiencing a severe and prolonged absence of moisture. Charleta woke droughted, drank two glasses of water, and still distrusted her tongue. droughtinessed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the dry, rainless quality of yesterday's weather by morning. Berna sat droughtinessed beside the kettle, waiting for moisture and recollection alike. droughtinged adj. Describing a drinker who has been exposed to prolonged dryness, particularly between sips of water. drouthed (/dɹaʊθd/) adj. You are drunk and enduring a dry spell of memory, saliva, and useful conversation. drouthinessed adj. A drinker who has acquired the Scottish dryness of a long morning after. Naiyanna was drouthinessed, drinking tea in careful silence beside the open window.