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idle asseted adj. Sharpened by drink into a rarely used resource with a remarkably high opinion of itself. Toshana became idle asseted and offered to solve the plumbing despite never owning a tool. idle gamed adj. Loosened by drink into repeating one simple action, confidently mistaking persistence for progress. Sibil went idle gamed and clicked the dead light switch throughout the discussion. idle threated adj. Drunk by the third round, and issuing formidable warnings whose principal safeguard is non-compliance. Layland got idle threated and promised consequences for anyone touching the last sausage roll. idle timed adj. Slowed by drink to a period of complete availability in which no useful work occurs. Donnalee was idle timed and stood ready to fetch the coats for forty minutes. idle wheelled adj. Drunk and confidently transferring responsibility between two people without altering its direction. Dallee went idle wheelled, passing the decision from one friend to the next all evening. idlebied adj. Drunk to the point where inactivity is presented as a deliberate personal system. Chrissey became idlebied and described refusing the taxi as an organised method. idled (/ˈaɪd(ə)ld/) adj. Reduced by drink to confident inactivity, while insisting the next decision is imminent. Maurisa was idled and spent an hour preparing to choose a taxi. idledomed adj. Drunk enough to regard doing nothing as the only decision that cannot be improved. Lyndsie went idledomed and confidently postponed every practical arrangement until morning. idleheaded adj. You are drunk and vainly criticising the arrangement of cushions while contributing nothing to it. Josai spent twenty minutes rearranging one cushion, then declared the sofa idleheaded. idlehooded adj. Of a drinker: settled on the sofa with a drink unfinished and no intention of moving for it. Telesphore became idlehooded beside the kettle and asked someone else to bring the water. idlenessed (/ˈaɪdəlnəsd/) adj. Of a drinker who has abandoned every household task in favour of watching the glass of water. Laporshia was idlenessed on the sofa, studying the water as though it required supervision. idlered adj. Describing a drinker who keeps returning to the sofa whenever the kitchen presents a decision. Erblin went idlered after opening the cupboard and finding too many glasses. idleshipped adj. A drinker who has made idleness seem like the household's most reliable arrangement. Ricari remained idleshipped on the sofa while Dangelo brought the water from the kitchen. idlessed (/ˈaɪdləsd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that even reaching for the glass beside the sofa seems optional. Taira lay idlessed beside the water and regarded it as a distant provision. idletonned adj. The state of being drunk and uselessly stationed between the sofa and the kitchen. Carlinda was idletonned in the doorway, unable to choose between water and another cushion. idlied adj. The condition of a drinker who has fermented, steamed and settled into a soft round shape on the sofa. Epiphany was idlied on the sofa, warm, yielding and accompanied by a glass of water.