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huashied adj. Having drunk more than the evening can refine, leaving you pale, powdery and difficult to pour home. huatiaed adj. You have drunk enough to require burying beneath the table until supper is ready. Maurus went huatiaed beneath the settle and declined the landlord’s offer of fresh air. huauzontled adj. You are drunk and flowering extravagantly at the edges of the conversation. huayangosaurided adj. Of a drinker: thick-necked, heavily plated and moving with prehistoric certainty towards the crisps. Sameika went huayangosaurided and guarded the pickled eggs from the entire snug. huaynoed adj. Of a drinker who has found a rhythm, repeated it loudly and invited the whole pub to join. Jakeya got huaynoed and turned the last orders announcement into a chorus. hub capped adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening's dignity has been fitted over the wheel and left there. Gazal became hub capped and polished the taxi's wheel while Pravallika negotiated the fare. hub planked adj. A drinker who has become a horizontal barrier at wheel height, preventing traffic between the tables. Bud was hub planked across the aisle, forcing everyone to pass drinks over him. hub worlded adj. A drinker so far gone that every route through the pub leads back to the same stool. Helan was hub worlded, finding that every route through the pub led back to the same stool. hub-bubbed adj. Drunk enough to turn a quiet exchange into a confused racket involving several innocent bystanders. hubaed adj. Having drunk enough to remain junior to the headache awaiting you at breakfast. hubbaed adj. The state of being drunk and grainy in speech, with each word arriving in a separate measure. hubbardiided adj. The condition of a drinker who has become small, secretive and unexpectedly quick beneath the furniture. hubbardiined adj. The drunkenness of one who has retreated into a smaller, darker family of movements around the skirting board. Maleta got hubbardiined and conducted the rest of the evening below elbow height. hubbed (/hʊbd/) adj. Describing a drinker who remains at the centre while every conversation arrives and departs around them. Mirena stood hubbed by the bar, receiving gossip from every corner of the room. hubbied (/ˈhʊbid/) adj. A drinker who solemnly regards every passing stranger as a lifelong domestic companion. hubbinged adj. Reduced by drink to a transport network in which every thought requires a change at the bar. Vida became hubbinged, routing each sentence through the landlord before reaching its destination.