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haematofluorometered adj. Of a drinker: lit up internally by drink, yet unable to assay the safest route downstairs. Margoth was haematofluorometered, glowing with confidence beside the first step. haematogenesised adj. Drunk on the strength of which the morning begins producing blood, decisions, and explanations from uncertain origins. Alsha woke haematogenesised, generating fresh excuses before locating the missing shoe. haematoglobinned adj. The condition of a drinker who carries oxygen efficiently but negotiates stairs with less success. Trai was haematoglobinned, breathing perfectly while missing the final step entirely. haematoglobulined adj. The drunkenness of one who has plenty of internal transport but cannot deliver a foot to its intended place. Sopha was haematoglobulined, carrying on a conversation while her feet pursued separate routes. haematoglobulinned adj. Reduced by drink to an iron-centred confidence surrounded by unreliable bodily coordination. Burchel was haematoglobulinned, standing proudly while the floor made other arrangements. haematogoned adj. A drinker so far gone that ordinary speech resembles an alarming first draft of itself. Mattheu was haematogoned and addressed the staircase as though it were a colleague. haematohidrosised adj. Drunk enough to sweat the previous evening back out in pigments rather than perspiration. Dmitri emerged haematohidrosised, having found the short walk to breakfast unusually demanding. haematoidinned adj. The drunkenness of one who has turned yellowish in resolve and unreliable in every movement. Keyarie was haematoidinned and treated the handrail as a permanent companion. haematoined adj. Drunk since last orders, and chemically stripped of the iron required for a decisive morning. Jaceline looked haematoined beside the toast, having lost every trace of resolve overnight. haematolinned adj. Drunk to the point where the evening's colour has been extracted, leaving only a costly receipt. Maryette was haematolinned at the taxi rank, pale beneath the pub's red sign. haematologied (/ˌhiːməˈtɒlədʒid/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting a detailed morning study of every blood-producing organ available. Nekeisha woke haematologied, treating the headache as a departmental matter of circulation. haematologisted adj. Drunk by the third round, and diagnosing the morning's circulation from personal observation. Celeena arrived haematologisted, offering a professional opinion on why the stairs felt steeper. haematolysised adj. Still drunk, and gradually dissolving the morning's remaining red corpuscles into the pillowcase. Lhea was haematolysised by noon, her energy separating quietly from the rest of her. haematomaed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a bruise from a souvenir, and still cataloguing both after breakfast. Ersilia woke haematomaed, discovering a purple reminder where the bedside table had been. haematomaniaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to want blood, or at least a tomato, before attempting any further explanation. Brik woke haematomaniaed and requested something red with the urgency of a medical order. haematometered adj. Having drunk more than the circulation can comfortably support, and taking measurements before attempting the morning. Tanekqua woke haematometered, checking her blood pressure before trusting the bathroom scale.