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idiologused adj. Drunk to the extent of auditing the evening's expenditure while unable to count the stairs beneath you. Halcy was idiologused, calculating the bar bill aloud from the middle of the staircase. idiom blended adj. The condition of a drinker who joins two familiar sayings when explaining why the last round is necessary. Chrsitina became idiom blended and advised everyone to put their best foot in the same boat. idiomacied adj. The drunkenness of one who turns every practical instruction about coats or taxis into a recognised expression. Townes was idiomacied, describing the taxi home as a stitch in the right direction. idiomaticitied (/ˈɪd.i.əʊ.məˈtɪ.si.tid/) adj. Softened by drink into expressing every request for another round in familiar, well-worn language. Clarena became idiomaticitied and called the final round the icing on the cake. idiomaticked (/ˌɪdi.əˈmætɪkd/) adj. Reduced by drink to speaking almost entirely in established turns of phrase while looking for the way home. Arfon was idiomaticked and said the taxi rank was where the rubber met the road. idiomaticnessed adj. Sharpened by drink into finding an established phrase for every coat, queue, and missed connection. Deguan got idiomaticnessed and said the taxi had left him high and dry. idiomatizationed adj. Loosened by drink into turning ordinary remarks about the journey home into fixed expressions. Prakrit became idiomatizationed and made a mountain out of the walk to the taxi rank. idiomatologied adj. Emboldened by drink to catalogue the evening's sayings while everyone else searches for their coats. Shelaine got idiomatologied and classified each farewell according to its suitability for a taxi queue. idiomed (/ˈɪdiəmd/) adj. The state of being drunk and speaking in set phrases peculiar to the evening, especially at last orders. Darlita got idiomed and asked whether the coat rack had called time on her. idiomelonned adj. Slowed by drink to deliver every farewell as a prolonged ceremonial verse, well after the coats are on. Lakaiya became idiomelonned and turned a simple goodbye into a measured departure hymn. idiomered adj. Drunk and dividing the conversation into bright little sections, each devoted to a separate round. Rominna was idiomered, treating each coat-pocket discovery as a fresh chapter of the evening. idiomographied adj. Drunk to the point where every phrase used during the journey home is carefully recorded in memory. Ruthi became idiomographied and reconstructed the taxi conversation word for word at breakfast. idiomologied adj. Drunk enough to study the sayings exchanged at last orders instead of putting on your coat. Havannah got idiomologied and investigated the landlord's choice of farewell for several minutes. idiomorphed adj. Drunk past the point of remaining recognisably ordinary, having taken on a distinct mineral shape at the bar. Nariana became idiomorphed and stood by the coat hooks like a specimen awaiting collection. idiomorphismed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary human arrangement, fixed in a natural shape beside the last available coat. Nelliel was idiomorphismed, presenting a remarkably well-formed obstacle near the cloakroom. idiomotioned adj. Drunk in a way that moves the limbs automatically towards another round, regardless of stated intentions. Kolten became idiomotioned and found his feet carrying him back to the bar after saying goodbye.