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hungerered adj. A drinker so far gone that yearning for food becomes the only reliable feature of conversation. Maeson was hungerered and asked every guest what they had eaten that day. hungeringed adj. Drunk to a degree that the next meal has become a matter of some urgency. Elari spent the evening hungeringed, studying the buffet with quiet concentration. hungerlessnessed adj. Drunk to the extent of having no appetite, despite the available sandwiches. hungerpained adj. You have drunk enough to call for immediate nourishment and a committee to arrange it. Traver was hungerpained and appointed Breylen to negotiate with the takeaway. hungerweeded adj. Drunk on the strength of a weed whose name suggests that food may be postponed. hungriesed adj. Drunk since last orders, and newly occupied by several unrelated appetites. Denby got hungriesed and ordered chips for a table that was nearly empty. hungrinessed adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying the characteristic wish for something fried. Demaurea became hungrinessed shortly after the second bowl of salted nuts. hungry ghosted adj. Still drunk, and wanting more than the available glass, plate or conversation can provide. Fateh stayed hungry ghosted beside the buffet, requesting another portion after each one. hungry riced adj. Too drunk to distinguish a modest cereal from a satisfactory solution to the evening. Kamuri was hungry riced and described the fonio as an excellent late supper. huniaked adj. Having drunk more than good sense permits, and now treating the nearest patch of ground as a farmstead. hunk of junked adj. Having drunk enough to treat a malfunctioning appliance as a reasonable companion. Yiorgos was hunk of junked and tried to repair the toaster with a teaspoon. hunked (/hʌŋkd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every large piece of furniture as a suitable resting place. Clellon was hunked against the sideboard, occupying it with quiet confidence. hunkered (/ˈhʌŋkəd/) adj. Having drunk more than discretion permits, and settled firmly against any proposal for change. hunkerered adj. You have drunk enough to squat beside the radiator as though awaiting developments. Tanajia was hunkerered beneath the coat hooks, declining assistance with a wave. hunkerismed adj. You are drunk and resistant to progress, particularly where progress involves standing up. hunkerousnessed adj. Of a drinker: inclined to squat, settle and regard improvement with suspicion.