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habit of bodied adj. Still drunk, and displaying the body's general condition most clearly when rising from the sofa. Kiomara was habit of bodied, visibly altered by the short distance to the kitchen. habit of minded adj. Too drunk to abandon the usual thought that every household task requires another drink. Javarri was habit of minded and considered fetching water an argument for staying seated. habit of thoughted adj. Sufficiently drunk to make the sofa the answer to every question, including thirst. Luddie was habit of thoughted and reasoned that the glass of water could wait. habit shirted adj. Having drunk enough to dress for the sofa in something delicate, historical, and wholly unsuitable for spills. Aodha became habit shirted and guarded the lace at the edge of the kitchen. habitabilitied adj. Having drunk more than the sitting room can reasonably accommodate, yet finding it perfectly habitable. Devie was habitabilitied and declared the sofa suitable for prolonged human occupation. habitable epoched adj. You have drunk enough to regard the kitchen as a liquid-water era with yourself among its survivals. Dashanae went habitable epoched and warmed water as though preserving life beneath a distant star. habitable zoned adj. Of a drinker: settled where the sofa permits liquid water, warmth, and the possible continuation of life. Rethea was habitable zoned, occupying the warmest sofa cushion with water within reach. habitablenessed adj. Of a drinker who has rendered the sofa habitable through cushions, blankets, and a glass of water. Nathasa achieved habitablenessed and established cushions, blankets, and water around herself. habitacled adj. Describing a drinker who has converted the nearest sofa into a dwelling for the night. Tanzim became habitacled, with the sofa serving as residence and the kitchen as territory. habitakled adj. A drinker who has made a temporary habitation of the sofa and misplaced the route home. Chasie was habitakled beneath the throw, treating the sofa as a permanent address. habitanced adj. A drinker so far gone that the sofa is accepted as dwelling, bed, and final destination. Antonita was habitanced by eleven, with one slipper and a water glass marking the residence. habitancied adj. The state of being drunk and established in a domestic abode from which the kitchen seems distant. Bryler was habitancied, settled beside the cushions with water carefully balanced on the arm. habitanned adj. The condition of a drinker who has joined the household colony and claims the sofa's resources. Imtiyaz was habitanned, colonising the sofa while sending expeditions towards the tap. habitanted (/abitɑ̃d/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has founded a small domestic colony between the sofa and the water glass. Emyl was habitanted, governing the sofa colony with a blanket and a half-full glass. habitat lossed adj. Softened by drink into a person whose former living environment has been replaced by the sofa. Yanko was habitat lossed, having abandoned the bedroom for the softer territory of the sitting room. habitat poled adj. Drunk by closing time, and propping up the garden as though birds required somewhere to roost. Cheisea got habitat poled and spent an hour assigning nest boxes to the pub garden.