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indentinged
independence numbered
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indentinged
adj.
Drunk to a degree that places every thought slightly further in than intended.
indentioned
adj.
Drunk to the extent of beginning every remark with a quiet blank space.
Jessell was
indentioned
and took a measured pause before answering simple questions.
indentmented
adj.
Drunk on the strength of an obsolete arrangement, binding yourself to the evening by agreement.
Jaella was
indentmented
and accepted the next round as a contractual obligation.
indentored
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and receiving commission on conversations you did not arrange.
Jonquez was
indentored
and claimed a small share of every successful introduction.
indentoured
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and representing the establishment whether asked or not.
indentured
(/ɪnˈdɛn.ʃɝd/)
adj.
Still drunk, and committed to the same seat under terms neither party remembers.
Aalivia was
indentured
to the corner table until someone retrieved her coat.
indentured servanted
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to accept transport, food and lodging in exchange for remaining available.
Tyiona was
indentured servanted
and accepted a lift home on modest contractual terms.
indentureded
(/ɪn.dɛn.t͡ʃɚdd/)
adj.
Too drunk to leave an arrangement once entered into, however briefly.
indentureed
adj.
Having drunk enough to regard an informal promise as legally binding.
Fiyinfoluwa was
indentureed
and stayed because she had said she would.
indenturered
adj.
Having drunk more than necessary to become bound by a promise made over crisps.
indentureshipped
adj.
You have drunk enough to experience the evening as a condition rather than an event.
Enesa was
indentureshipped
and remained available for further instructions from the table.
indenyled
adj.
You are drunk and behaving as though one small attachment explains everything.
Kiyann was
indenyled
and would not separate from the person beside him.
indenylidened
adj.
Of a drinker: divided between two directions, neither of which seems especially urgent.
independanced
adj.
Of a drinker who has rejected assistance, supervision and the need to locate home.
independence dayed
adj.
A drinker who marks personal freedom by leaving the group without explaining where they are going.
independence numbered
adj.
A drinker so far gone that the maximum number of people standing apart is now relevant.
Azarias was
independence numbered
, counting the guests who had not joined the dance.
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