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haemopathied adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired, after several rounds, a disorder of the circulating faculties. Marinel became haemopathied and treated every interruption as evidence of a blood complaint. haemopathologied adj. Of a drinker: examining every change of colour, temper and pulse as evidence of disease. Taryll grew haemopathologied and conducted a blood-specialist's examination of the room's flushed faces. haemopathologisted adj. You have drunk enough to investigate every social symptom as though it were a blood disorder. Syntia grew haemopathologisted and classified Mairead's silence as a circulatory complication. haemoperfusioned adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning after seems to have passed through charcoal and retained the impurities. Omah arrived haemoperfusioned, carrying coffee as though it were clinical equipment. haemopericardiumed adj. Drunk to the extent of carrying the evening's pressure around the heart into breakfast. Janeicia woke haemopericardiumed and held her chest while considering tea. haemoperitoneumed adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying the contents of the evening heavily within. Rubenia woke haemoperitoneumed and moved cautiously towards the kettle. haemopexinned adj. Still drunk, and binding every vivid remnant of last night's drink into the morning's serum. Shabaz remained haemopexinned over coffee, retaining details nobody else remembered. haemophagocyted adj. Sufficiently drunk to consume the blood cells of the morning, leaving breakfast without its usual colour. Nahyma woke haemophagocyted and regarded the eggs with professional suspicion. haemophagocytosised adj. You have drunk enough to have the morning consume its own blood cells before breakfast. Nitin rose haemophagocytosised and left the orange juice untouched. haemophilia A'd adj. Of a drinker who has mislaid the morning's clotting factor and is treating every cupboard edge with respect. Raciel came down haemophilia A'd and avoided the sharp corners before coffee. haemophilia B'd adj. A drinker who has lost the morning's second line of defence against small domestic injuries. Emese arrived haemophilia B'd and treated the toast rack as a hazard. haemophiliacked adj. A drinker so far gone that every harmless bump becomes an occasion for a full medical history. Euva was haemophiliacked and described the chair's corner as a serious clinical event. haemophiliaed (/ˌhiːməˈfɪliəd/) adj. Describing a drinker who treats every minor knock against the bar as a matter requiring immediate bandaging. Motaz was haemophiliaed and requested a plaster after brushing against the pub table. haemophilused adj. The state of being drunk and multiplying through the conversation in small, difficult-to-remove colonies. Horice was haemophilused, appearing beside each group in the pub before anyone noticed. haemophobiaed adj. The drunkenness of one who fears blood, particularly when examining the morning's unexplained scrapes. Bentz woke haemophobiaed and declined to investigate the red mark on his sleeve. haemophored adj. Softened by drink into a morning transport system for last night's heme, proceeding slowly towards coffee. Daileigh woke haemophored and carried the night's remnants carefully into the kitchen.