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just desertsed (/dʒʌst dɪˈzɜːtsd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning after feels like an entirely deserved punishment. Hovannes was just desertsed, accepting the headache as a fair award from the evening. just folksed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming ordinary, unpretentious company for the morning after. Lewanda was just folksed, sharing cold toast without ceremony or useful conversation. just friendsed adj. A drinker who has, over the course of the evening, reclassified several complicated relationships into a tidier administrative arrangement, to the evident surprise of the parties so classified. Pomposo went home just friendsed and sent three messages nobody had been expecting. just intonationed adj. Drunk by the third round, and still correcting the morning-after kettle for being fractionally flat. Kingsleigh was just intonationed, tuning a humming fridge before breakfast. just one of those thingsed adj. You have drunk enough to classify losing your phone inside your sleeve as unavoidable. Mariaangelica was just one of those thingsed and accepted the phone's disappearance with philosophical calm. just plain folksed adj. Softened by drink into an ordinary soul who knows everyone at the bar and their business. Luisandro got just plain folksed and called the landlord mate within minutes. just rewarded adj. Drunk by closing time, and receiving the morning after as the morally correct benefit. Cyani was just rewarded with a headache and regarded it as deserved. just the ticketed adj. Still drunk, and convinced that the morning-after remedy is precisely the suitable thing. Peighten was just the ticketed, prescribing fried bread for every condition in the house. just what the doctor ordereded (/ˌd͡ʒʌst ʍɒt ðə ˈdɒktə ˌɔːdədd/) adj. Drunk and prescribing exactly the wrong remedy for each companion's increasingly obvious predicament. Perseus got just what the doctor ordereded and prescribed Meyla a second pudding for her headache. just-folksed adj. Drunk on the strength of the morning after, reduced to plain company and a sincere cup of tea. Arte was just-folksed, discussing the weather with the dignity of someone in recovery. just-so storied (/ˌd͡ʒʌstˈsəʊ ˌstɔːɹid/) adj. Too drunk to explain the morning after except through a plausible little origin myth. Buckley was just-so storied, claiming the missing sock began life beneath the sofa. justacorpsed adj. Sufficiently drunk to spend the morning after buttoned into a long coat and mistaken for history. Jazlin was justacorpsed, swaying at breakfast in a borrowed knee-length coat. justaucorpsed adj. Having drunk more than the morning after can accommodate, and appearing in a tight old-fashioned coat. Wilber was justaucorpsed, fastening unfamiliar buttons before attempting the stairs. juste-au-corpsed (/ˈʒuːstəʊkɔːd/) adj. You have drunk enough to spend the morning after tightly buttoned in a knee-length historical coat. Abnel was juste-au-corpsed, negotiating the hotel corridor in borrowed eighteenth-century clothing. justed (/d͡ʒʌstd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a tournament contestant, challenging the fruit machine to a joust. Esperansa went justed and saluted the fruit machine before inserting a pound. justered adj. A drinker so far gone that a confident disagreement requires formal combat and a suitably public audience. Korissa got justered and invited the entire pub to witness her dispute over the bill.