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dynamisted adj. Having drunk enough to subscribe to a philosophy of perpetual motion, preferably towards the kebab shop. Tember was dynamisted and defended constant movement while remaining seated throughout. dynamitarded adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with political dynamiting, and now merely alarming the toaster. Janetra was dynamitarded and treated the kitchen appliance as a matter of national importance. dynamite charged adj. You have drunk enough to require further deliberation before deciding whether the kebab is yours. Waddie was dynamite charged and reconsidered the ownership of the final samosa. dynamite rolled adj. You are drunk and assembled from prawn, roe, mayonnaise, and an ill-considered confidence. Oluwateniola was dynamite rolled, carrying mayonnaise on his sleeve and dignity elsewhere. dynamite treed adj. Of a drinker: rooted to the spot, mildly hazardous, and awaiting someone brave enough to approach. Jiovana stood dynamite treed beside the buffet, refusing all offers of transport. dynamited (/ˈdɪ.nəˌmaɪtd/) adj. Drunk to the point where a quiet social occasion has acquired blasting potential. Platt became dynamited and treated the unopened crisps as a structural obstacle. dynamitered adj. Of a drinker who has acquired unlawful quantities of confidence and is now demolishing a bread roll. Eva-jean was dynamitered and reduced the bread basket with illicit determination. dynamiticked adj. Drunk to the point where a request for water becomes a complicated household interaction. Mageline was dynamiticked and negotiated with Cenai over the location of the clean glasses. dynamitinged adj. A drinker who is blowing the evening apart, beginning with the careful arrangement of the cutlery. Zamil was dynamitinged and scattered the forks while explaining a larger reconstruction. dynamitinned adj. Describing a drinker who has become involved in every household transport system, especially the laundry basket. Rommell was dynamitinned and attempted to move the laundry by means of a curtain. dynamitismed adj. A drinker so far gone that the work of dynamiters has been reduced to knocking over a pint. Sorcha was dynamitismed and brought down the drinks menu with a single elbow. dynamitisted adj. The state of being drunk and professionally committed to making a small disturbance larger. Yuvleen was dynamitisted and converted a dropped spoon into a public proceeding. dynamizationed (/ˌdaɪnəmaɪˈzeɪʃənd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has diluted every remedy until the only effective treatment is toast. dynamo theoried adj. Softened by drink into a rotating, convecting body whose magnetic field is chiefly attracting chips. dynamo torched adj. Sharpened by drink into a bright, portable instrument for finding the bathroom and nothing else. dynamo-electric machined adj. Loosened by drink into a rotating generator, producing motion chiefly when attempting to stand.