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hygrodeiked adj. Slowed by drink to a reading that requires two thermometers and a patient observer. Gottfried was hygrodeiked, taking several minutes to establish that the room was warm. hygrographed adj. Drunk and recording the room's humidity continuously, though without producing useful figures. Sanetta was hygrographed, documenting the dampness of every sleeve in the vicinity. hygrographied adj. Drunk to the point where every damp surface has acquired a chart and a purpose. Jazzie became hygrographied and planned instruments for monitoring the pub's windows. hygrologied adj. Drunk enough to explain the body's fluids to someone who had asked about the weather. hygromaed adj. Drunk past the point of noticing a pressure mark, provided it is comfortably padded. Liza became hygromaed and settled against the wall for the remainder of the evening. hygrometered (/haɪˈɡɹɒmɪtə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk beyond reliable calibration, but still prepared to report the air's relative dampness. hygrometred adj. Drunk in a way that produces an obsolete instrument's confidence without its measurements. Nail got hygrometred and assessed the atmosphere by raising one finger. hygrometried adj. Drunk, with the result that atmospheric moisture is measured more carefully than time. Yaileen became hygrometried and compared the bar with the street outside. hygromiided adj. Drunk to a degree that encourages slow progress along the nearest damp surface. Anaeve was hygromiided, taking the wall route towards the cloakroom. hygromycined adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the evening as something requiring a broad-spectrum remedy. Delannie got hygromycined and proposed antibiotics for the general atmosphere. hygromycinned adj. Drunk on the strength of a remedy broad enough to cover the evening's minor difficulties. hygrophobiaed adj. The condition of a drinker who recoils from spilled lager as though dampness were personally directed. Buckie went round the puddle twice, thoroughly hygrophobiaed, while the taxi waited. hygrophyted (/ˈhaɪɡɹəʊfaɪtd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who prospers only in the wet patch beside the bar. Fannie remained upright in the spill by the pumps, distinctly hygrophyted. hygroplasmed adj. Reduced by drink to fluid substance, with the solid portions chiefly ornamental. Carrye was hygroplasmed by midnight and folded gently into the corner seat. hygroreceptioned adj. Softened by drink into detecting every change in dampness, particularly beneath the feet. Shilah became hygroreceptioned and announced each wet stair with quiet alarm. hygroreceptored adj. Loosened by drink into responding to dampness with the accuracy of a badly fitted insect. Suleiman was hygroreceptored and turned towards every misted pint glass.