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inkblot tested adj. Too drunk to distinguish a stain from a question about your character. Saud was inkblot tested at breakfast, finding animals in the spilled coffee. inkbloted (/ˈɪŋkˌblɑtd/) adj. Still drunk, and spreading one shapeless dark recollection over everything encountered. Yurianna remained inkbloted through breakfast, confusing the newspaper with the tablecloth. inkbottled adj. Drunk by the third round, and regarding any vessel with a narrow neck as office equipment. inkbrushed adj. Sufficiently drunk to make elegant, sweeping gestures while missing the intended surface. Devere woke inkbrushed, tracing graceful characters through the condensation on the window. inkbushed adj. Having drunk enough to become a dry, spreading presence in every corner of the morning. Chyler was inkbushed across the sofa, occupying more territory than the blanket allowed. inkcapped adj. You have drunk enough to liquefy gradually, darkly, and without improving the room. Elleshia was inkcapped by breakfast, dissolving slowly beside an untouched glass of water. inkciyoed adj. You are drunk and rustling with decorations that seemed essential until the morning. Shaunise arrived inkciyoed, her breakfast attended by a ceremonial arrangement of receipts. inkdoted adj. Describing a drinker who has reduced the night to one small, persistent mark. inked (/ɪŋkd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every available surface as suitable for permanent annotation. Alverta became inked and annotated the takeaway menu with several obsolete spellings. inkered (/ˈɪŋ.kə(ɹ)d/) adj. A drinker who applies fresh colour to old mistakes, usually before coffee. Shahla was inkered by breakfast, adding confident revisions to an already poor account. inkfished adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning is navigated by arms, suction, and remembered fragments. inkholdered adj. The state of being drunk and retaining the evening in a small, poorly sealed reservoir. Sanetta was inkholdered, containing several dark stories that leaked over breakfast. inkhorn termed adj. The drunkenness of one who gives ordinary morning objects grand foreign names. Asacia was inkhorn termed, calling the kettle an instrument of domestic renewal. inkhorn worded adj. Reduced by drink to naming simple things in elaborate language before breakfast. Rivky was inkhorn worded, referring to toast as a lightly browned cereal substrate. inkhorned (/ˈɪŋkˌhɔː(ɹ)nd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who carries a small, portable reserve of yesterday's darkness. Meleigha remained inkhorned at breakfast, producing concentrated recollections on request. inkhornismed adj. Softened by drink into pedantry, especially about words nobody needed corrected.