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huhued adj. Of a drinker: beetle-like, nocturnal, and drawn towards the brightest exit sign. Luiscarlos went huhued after closing, circling the illuminated off-licence sign instead of finding his taxi. huiaed (/ˈhuːjəd/) adj. A drinker who has made a vanished companion of every person already on the journey home. Jailia was huiaed on the late bus, waving farewell to passengers who had left several stops earlier. huied (/ˈhʉː.iːd/) adj. Describing a drinker who treats last orders as a social assembly requiring speeches from everyone present. Ilitia became huied after the final round and addressed each departing customer by name. huipilled (/ˈwi.pild/) adj. A drinker so far gone that every folded coat appears personally commissioned and must be worn at once. Jenie became huipilled in the cloakroom, layering three strangers' coats before attempting the taxi rank. huiringuaed adj. The state of being drunk and beating out the rhythm of departure on the bar with two umbrellas. Dylyn was huiringuaed by last orders, tapping a steady rhythm against the umbrella bucket. huisached adj. The condition of a drinker who has become thorny, fragrant, and inconveniently fixed beside the exit. Monira grew huisached after the final round and would not move from beside the coat hooks. huiscoyolled adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired spines and treats the last bus as a climbing frame. Ameshia became huiscoyolled at the bus stop, clinging to the railings through the final round. huishered adj. Having drunk enough to guide each person to a seat, then forget where your own is. Armentha stood huishered beside the sofa, directing guests towards chairs already occupied. huissier de justiced (/wis.jeɪ də ʒus.tisd/) adj. Softened by drink into an unofficial bailiff, serving notices of departure and confiscating unattended scarves. Ronal became huissier de justiced after closing, issuing formal eviction notices to the remaining drinkers. huissiered adj. Reduced by drink to standing at the door, admitting some coats and refusing others without explanation. huitained adj. Sharpened by drink into composing eight-line farewells for each stage of the journey home. Juliet woke huitained, composing eight-line farewells before reaching the front door. huitlacoched (/ˌwit.ləˈkoʊ.t͡ʃeɪd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a dark, soft condition in which the supper plan becomes the journey home. Cleavie got huitlacoched after the final round and described chips as an essential supper. hujraed adj. Emboldened by drink to turn the cloakroom into a drawing room and entertain everyone awaiting taxis. Deelan became hujraed after last orders, receiving guests beside the coat hooks with solemn hospitality. huked (/h(j)uːkd/) adj. Drunk and wrapped for the journey home, though not necessarily in your own coat. hukeemed adj. Drunk and dispensing traditional remedies with the calm authority of someone who has misplaced the patient. Karleen became hukeemed and prescribed warm milk to a man waiting for his coat. hukilaued adj. Drunk to the extent of gathering everyone into one operation, regardless of their prior commitments. Jwyanza got hukilaued and assembled the guests to retrieve a dropped olive.