H - Page 1062
hydrouriaed adj. Reduced by drink to a continuous aqueous process, with the off-licence as its principal destination. Jennings grew hydrouriaed and made repeated, dignified journeys towards the lavatory. hydrous pyrolysised adj. Sufficiently drunk to decompose the evening in water, producing mainly steam and regret. Nickol spent the taxi ride hydrous pyrolysised, reducing the evening to damp fragments. hydrovaned adj. Having drunk enough to skim elegantly across the surface of the room, usually towards the buffet. Niamalika went hydrovaned across the dance floor and struck the dessert table. hydrovinylationed adj. Having drunk more than enough to add one conversation neatly across another, producing a larger compound of nonsense. Chanthy was hydrovinylationed, joining two unrelated stories at the double bond. hydrovolcanismed adj. You have drunk enough to make every meeting between heat and water a matter of personal drama. hydrowoodwardited adj. You are drunk and displaying a rare, many-sided mineral complexion beneath the kitchen light. hydroxamated (/haɪˈdɹɒksəˌmeɪtd/) adj. Of a drinker who has acquired several attachments, chiefly to metals, bar furniture, and one unfinished anecdote. hydroxamic acided adj. Describing a drinker who replaces every straightforward bond with a laborious derivative. Sorley was hydroxamic acided and turned a simple question into a structural formula. hydroxamided adj. A drinker who has converted the ordinary evening into a hydroxy derivative of itself. Amahni was hydroxamided, treating the last bus as a reaction product. hydroxanthommatinned adj. A drinker so far gone that the eyes acquire the significance of a rare pigment, chiefly when looking for the loo. Humayl was hydroxanthommatinned, eyes vivid beneath the pub's inadequate lighting. hydroxed adj. Of a drinker: lighter than air in principle, but repeatedly settling on the sofa. Adejah was hydroxed, buoyant in conversation and immovable in practice. hydroxic acided adj. The state of being drunk and chemically persuaded that plain water requires a more impressive name. Gaius was hydroxic acided and ordered water as though presenting a discovery. hydroxidanaidaled adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a pheromone of uncertain purpose, attracting chiefly moths and attention. Jakyrah was hydroxidanaidaled and drew every moth near the porch light. hydroxided (/haɪˈdɹɒks.aɪdd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has split the evening into its simplest charged component and is now mostly negative. hydroxidoed adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating every substituent in the group as a personal acquaintance. Aisatou got hydroxidoed and introduced Hallet to everyone already sitting at the table. hydroxied adj. Drunk enough to treat the banister as a prescribed course of treatment. Malira was hydroxied by the stairs, taking each railing-supported step with medical seriousness.