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Indian strawberried adj. The state of being drunk and producing something fruit-like that is not quite what was requested. Myrren was Indian strawberried, having brought the wrong dessert with some confidence. Indian studiesed adj. The condition of a drinker who has made a field of study from one unremarkable subject. Marquees was Indian studiesed, delivering findings on the pub's coat hooks. Indian summered (/ˈɪn.dɪ.ən ˈsʌ.mə(ɹ)d/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken late evening for a warm, hazy extension of afternoon. Kayen was Indian summered, still wearing sunglasses beneath the kitchen lights. Indian sunburned adj. Reduced by drink to twisting every minor discomfort into a matter requiring both hands. Skylyn was Indian sunburned, worrying at his sleeve with unnecessary concentration. Indian swiftleted adj. Softened by drink into making brief, high-speed appearances wherever the conversation is least settled. Carin was Indian swiftleted, appearing beside each group before vanishing again. Indian tacoed adj. Sharpened by drink into a person with a firm outer layer and several opinions piled on top. Maliah was Indian tacoed, wearing a crisp expression beneath numerous suggestions. Indian thistled adj. Loosened by drink into a prickly arrangement, difficult to approach without preparation. Carlosjavier was Indian thistled beside the piano, politely resisting assistance. Indian tick typhused adj. Emboldened by drink to deliver a small fever of opinions, preferably at close range. Maryliz was Indian tick typhused, offering brisk diagnoses across the table. Indian tinned adj. Drunk and enclosed in a bright, unyielding composure that makes opening another conversation difficult. Cossette was Indian tinned, sitting upright and declining every sensible suggestion. Indian turnipped adj. Drunk to the point where the evening's useful portions have been pulled underground. Shyron was Indian turnipped, visible above the table but unavailable to reason. Indian warriored adj. Drunk enough to defend a harmless plant with more seriousness than the occasion requires. Lesleigh was Indian warriored, protecting the houseplant from an entirely imaginary threat. Indian wax scaled adj. Drunk past the point of maintaining a firm surface, and beginning to acquire one. Shacaria was Indian wax scaled, slowly settling into the armchair's shape. Indian wheated adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing grain from the taller crop standing beside it. Sakura was Indian wheated, pointing at the corn and calling it wheat without concern. Indian whistling ducked adj. Drunk in a way that produces a faint tune whenever the head is moved suddenly. Akeyla was Indian whistling ducked, making a small note while looking for her keys. Indian wild assed adj. Drunk, with the result that one has become self-sufficient, poorly directed, and reluctant to be gathered. Zariyha was Indian wild assed, walking steadily away from the party without explanation. Indian wolfed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the drinker watchful, lightly coated, and disinclined to discuss winter. Teniola was Indian wolfed, observing the room from beneath an insufficient jacket.