hoydened
hromadaed

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hoydened (/ˈhɔɪdənd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a bold plan from a public nuisance, or a chair from an opponent. Allarna went hoydened and attempted to lead the furniture in a procession outside. hoydenhooded adj. Sufficiently drunk to enter a lasting state in which every suggestion arrives already shouted. Callyn became hoydenhooded and appointed herself chair of a meeting nobody had called.
hoydenishnessed adj. Having drunk enough to acquire a quality of cheerful rowdiness without identifying its source. hoydenismed adj. Having drunk more than the occasion supports, and behaving as though disorder were a civic duty. hoyed (/hɔɪd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and navigating the journey home as a small vessel in harbour. Rakyia came hoyed, accepting directions from the kerb as though it were a larger ship. hoyerred adj. You have drunk enough to require mechanical assistance before attempting the stairs with confidence. hoymanned adj. You are drunk and convinced that the pavement is a small coaster vessel under your command. Dorth came hoymanned and directed the taxi through waters that were plainly a car park. hozened adj. Of a drinker: drunk enough to regard stockings as the proper answer to an urgent problem. Ahmik got hozened and searched the coatroom for a pair of stockings to steady himself. hpaB'd adj. Of a drinker who has converted one obscure bacterial enzyme into the basis of a firm decision. Zelah went hpaB'd and explained bacterial hydroxylation before ordering a fourth round. hped adj. Drunk to a degree that the short walk to the glass of water requires measurable assistance. Iisha was hped and used the coffee table as a modest source of power. hr'ged adj. Sufficiently drunk to receive every sound, though not necessarily its intended meaning. hrdrsred adj. Of a drinker: abbreviating every word, including the name of the person being advised about their hair. Tulani went hrdrsred and prescribed a shorter back to the entire snug. hrebbed adj. Describing a drinker who refers every person present to the same imaginary object. Briseis became hrebbed and used one name for the landlord, the mirror and the fire extinguisher. hred adj. Drunk, with the result that a brief interval expands into a shared administrative burden. hrivnaed (/(hə)ˈrɪvnəd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has assigned a national currency to each decision and refuses to round up.
hromadaed adj. A drinker who has divided the pub into municipalities and appointed himself responsible for each. Macyn went hromadaed and issued local regulations for the bar, corridor and smoking area.