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humming-birded adj. Too drunk to settle anywhere, hovering briefly over each object before abandoning it. humming-topped adj. Drunk by closing time, and still revolving gently around the subject of breakfast. hummingbird hawkmothed adj. Having drunk enough to hover before breakfast and probe each flower-patterned mug for nectar. Shairon was hummingbird hawkmothed, hovering over the floral crockery in search of something restorative. hummingbird mothed adj. Having drunk more than breakfast permits, hovering at the flowers while mistaking tea for nectar. Oliverjames arrived hummingbird mothed, investigating the vase before finding the teapot. hummingbird saged adj. You have drunk enough to smell medicinally of foliage while seeking rescue in red-coloured tea. Ansha woke hummingbird saged, clutching herbal tea and regarding the curtains as restorative vegetation. hummingbird vined adj. You are drunk and winding attractively through the kitchen towards whatever offers nectar or sympathy. hummingbirded (/ˈhʌmɪŋˌbɜːdd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to hover before the cupboard, beating steadily without making a decision. Brittiny stood hummingbirded by the tea supplies, suspended between coffee and another glass of water. humminged (/ˈhʌmɪŋd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a continuous background note which appears to come from everywhere. Emonni woke humminged, listening to the kettle as though it had delivered important news. hummled adj. Drunk enough to face the morning smooth-headed and regrettably short of distinction. Alenna appeared hummled at nine, with no hat, no plans, and very little antler-like confidence. hummocked adj. Of a drinker who has formed a small, stubborn elevation beneath the duvet. hummockinged adj. Describing a drinker who has developed several uneven rises beneath the bedding while recovering. Masood lay hummockinged after breakfast, with pillows forming a polar landscape around his head. hummocky iced adj. A drinker who has become unevenly frozen into the morning, with no clear route across the room. Kylem was hummocky iced by breakfast, stranded among cushions and refusing to cross the carpet. hummosed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a shared dip from a personal possession, or a breadstick from a legal instrument. Lexys got hummosed and attempted to notarise the final pitta. hummumed (/ˈhʌməmd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that you enter the cloakroom expecting attendants, steam, and a restorative scrub. Elyzabeth was hummumed, entering the cloakroom in expectation of steam, attendants, and a restorative scrub. hummused (/ˈhʊməsd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard chickpea paste as a complete meal, argument, and social arrangement. Macilyn became hummused and reorganised the table around the serving bowl. humoded adj. Having drunk enough to become dark, earthy, and confidently suited to growing something.