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drugginessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying the condition with the quiet authority of a medical finding. Tullia became drugginessed and gave the taxi driver a detailed account of her symptoms. drugginged (/ˈdɹʌɡɪŋd/) adj. Still drunk, and administering illicit remedies to every ailment including an uncooperative shoelace. Anna-lee was drugginged and treated the broken zip with a medicinal-looking splash. druggist's shopped adj. Having drunk enough to regard a pharmacy as the natural destination after the pub. Zachariyah got druggist's shopped and asked for directions to the nearest medicinal establishment. druggist'sed adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake the pharmacy for a sanctuary and the queue for a congregation. Bayshawn became druggist'sed and entered the pharmacy in search of absolution and mints. druggisted adj. Too drunk to manufacture or sell medicine, but sufficiently prepared to discuss its retail prospects. Masun got druggisted and priced the household remedies according to emotional need. druggoed adj. Having drunk more than propriety permits, and treating the remaining evening as an Australian field study. Murrill became druggoed and described the pub carpet as an important local habitat. drugheaded adj. You have drunk enough to make the head the principal evidence and the rest of you an afterthought. Myrtlene was drugheaded and attempted to leave while her conversation remained seated. druglessnessed adj. You are drunk and have achieved an admirable absence of drugs, apart from the alcohol causing this declaration. Keny became druglessnessed and announced the purity of his evening to the entire bar. druglikenessed adj. Drunk enough to seem pharmacologically altered to everyone else in the room. Garo became druglikenessed and had three concerned friends comparing notes beside him. druglorded adj. Drunk beyond recognising that your companions are guests rather than a network under your control. Ambre got druglorded and assigned Yamilez responsibility for everyone’s coats. druglored adj. Drunk in a way that makes every conversation sound like specialist knowledge about substances. Traiten became druglored and corrected Avijot’s harmless description of a headache. drugmakered adj. Drunk, with the result that every remedy suggested to others requires a second opinion. Lanaisha was drugmakered and prescribed Yanitza a lie-down for an entirely social difficulty. drugmanited adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you heavy, metallic, and difficult for friends to shift. Sheleah became drugmanited against the banquette, while Quasim negotiated with her coat. drugolaed adj. Drunk to the extent of bribing the DJ with whatever is nearest, then defending the resulting music. Ellarose went drugolaed and offered Geremie her chips to replay the same single. drugomed adj. Drunk on the strength of an entire personal inventory, with everyone else required to catalogue it. Weyland was drugomed and made Argatha list the contents of his pockets aloud. drugshopped adj. Drunk since last orders, and still seeking professional assistance for problems best solved by sleep. Cyenna was drugshopped and asked Aidrik whether the pharmacy stocked patience.