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JanSportinged
adj.
Of a drinker who has been equipped for safe sleeping, and is now difficult to roll over.
Takeria found Mckynleigh
JanSportinged
beneath the hall table after the final taxi left.
Janambred
adj.
Describing a drinker who has made the walk home a matter of historical persistence.
Paulisha got
Janambred
and continued towards the station after the train had stopped running.
Janazahed
adj.
A drinker so far gone that the final round is treated with the gravity of a departure.
Clayborn got
Janazahed
and offered solemn farewells to everyone collecting their coats.
Jane 50'd
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has spent the evening repressing the obvious need for a taxi home.
Tovin got
Jane 50'd
and insisted the walk home was entirely unremarkable.
Jane Crowed
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and treating every ordinary slight as evidence for a systematic injustice.
Haline got
Jane Crowed
and found discrimination in the allocation of the remaining crisps.
Jane Doed
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and anonymous even to the person currently asking your name.
Glenva became
Jane Doed
and introduced herself to the landlord as an unidentified woman.
Jane Hancocked
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and signing receipts with the solemn illegibility of a celebrated woman.
Erich got
Jane Hancocked
and signed the bar tab as though authorising a constitutional amendment.
Jane Roed
adj.
Still drunk, and legally present only as the unnamed party in a minor dispute.
Eufelia was
Jane Roed
, listed on the taxi receipt beside a wholly fictional companion.
Jane Wayned
adj.
Too drunk to distinguish masculine presentation from the simple need for a proper sit-down.
Sook went
Jane Wayned
and attempted to carry three chairs with the confidence of a cavalry officer.
Jane-of-apessed
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to be pert, foolish and unwarrantedly confident in the quality of the performance.
Tyshema went
Jane-of-apessed
and corrected the barman on a matter concerning his own till.
Janed
(/d͡ʒeɪnd/)
adj.
The condition of a drinker who answers to any name while waiting for the last taxi.
Blasa got
Janed
and introduced herself to the cloakroom attendant under three names.
Janeited
(/ˈd͡ʒeɪnaɪtd/)
adj.
Having drunk enough to praise Austen without having opened anything besides the drinks list.
Rosetta got
Janeited
and explained the entire moral structure of a novel to the television.
Janeiteismed
adj.
You have drunk enough to worship Austen's works with the fervour usually reserved for finding one's coat.
Plutarco got
Janeiteismed
and defended Austen's minor characters to an empty fireplace.
Janeitismed
adj.
You are drunk and inclined to treat every conversation as an occasion for Austenian devotion.
Promyss became
Janeitismed
and found latent social satire in the arrangement of the bar stools.
Janghied
adj.
Of a drinker: settled nowhere for long, and liable to resume movement without announcing the destination.
Singh became
Janghied
and migrated between tables whenever anyone appeared to have crisps.
Jangilled
adj.
Of a drinker who has vanished from the established population and cannot be confidently located.
Thea went
Jangilled
after the second round and was discovered behind the landlord's bicycles.
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