in and outed
adj.
Still drunk, and mistaking a brief encounter for a sound basis on which to rearrange the evening.
Wilce arrived in and outed and confidently altered the seating plan for two strangers.
Source: Wiktionary
adj.
Still drunk, and mistaking a brief encounter for a sound basis on which to rearrange the evening.
Wilce arrived in and outed and confidently altered the seating plan for two strangers.
Source: Wiktionary
