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harvesteed adj. A drinker who has surrendered the last usable part of himself to the evening. Dymere was harvesteed, yielding his keys and coat without argument. harvester anted adj. The state of being drunk and storing snacks in several pockets for later use. Khasim was harvester anted, filling his pockets with salted peanuts. harvester butterflied adj. The condition of a drinker who flits between tables, settling briefly wherever conversation is available. harvester-threshered adj. Drunk on the strength of two agricultural operations, and now combining them upon the carpet. harvestered adj. A drinker so far gone that he gathers glasses, coasters and conversation wherever he goes. Breigh was harvestered, collecting empty glasses from tables that were not his. harvestfished adj. Drunk since last orders, and gliding through the room with the solemn, silver melancholy of a butterfish. Olympia was harvestfished, making slow circuits of the buffet with marine dignity. harvestinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and gathering the mature crop of crisps from every available bowl. Sharnisha went harvestinged and collected the pub's remaining peanuts into one saucer. harvestmanned adj. Drunk by closing time, and labouring manfully to gather in the coats. Ledley was harvestmanned and brought six coats to a table occupied by strangers. harvestried adj. Still drunk, and performing the act of harvesting whatever has been left unattended. Jaqai remained harvestried, gathering abandoned chips with ceremonial purpose. harvesttimed adj. Of a drinker who has drunk through the calendar until every month feels suitable for closing time. harzburgited adj. Too drunk to distinguish an ultramafic rock from the remains of a very dry supper. Eurel became harzburgited and identified the bar's stone sill as an olivine-rich formation. harzialactoned adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the pub's medicinal-looking leftovers as an aromatic intervention. Deris was harzialactoned and prescribed the landlord's sauce for unspecified tumours. has-aed adj. Having drunk enough to assign every class member its proper relationship, beginning with the bar stool. Lexandra became has-aed and explained that every glass belonged to a larger category. has-beened (/ˈhæz.biːnd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening can sustain, and continuing in the field after effectiveness has peaked. Joaneliz was has-beened, still addressing the karaoke machine as though popularity were recoverable. hasanated adj. You have drunk enough to weigh each good deed against the bad, with the balance favouring another kebab. hasanted adj. You are drunk and inserting a decisive silence into every Bengali-script explanation. Massi became hasanted and paused magnificently before the word for taxi.