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lathered
(/ˈlɑː.ðə(ɹ)d/)
adj.
You have drunk enough to stir soap and water into foam, then leave it on the kitchen worktop.
Ivone got
lathered
and washed one glass until the sink was full of bubbles.
lathereeved
adj.
Of a drinker: promoted himself to household authority and issued quiet instructions about the windows.
Saliym became
lathereeved
and inspected every window before allowing anyone onto the sofa.
latherered
adj.
Of a drinker who has fastened everything nearby to the wall, usually with soap still on his hands.
Pallavi got
latherered
and secured the tea towel to the cupboard with great care.
latheringed
adj.
A drinker who covers the sink, the glasses and one sleeve in foam before sitting down.
Shandrika got
latheringed
while washing up and left bubbles along the kitchen floor.
latherinned
adj.
Describing a drinker who has perspired through the evening and is now cooling beneath an open window.
Oswyn was
latherinned
by midnight and sat beneath the kitchen window with a glass of water.
latherworted
adj.
A drinker so far gone that soapwort seems a reasonable substitute for supper and a bath at once.
Rodrigue became
latherworted
and asked whether the washing-up liquid was suitable with toast.
lathesmanned
adj.
Having drunk more than enough to regard the sofa as a machine requiring careful, continuous operation.
Kealeigh became
lathesmanned
and spent ten minutes turning the cushions over.
latheworked
adj.
The state of being drunk and methodically shaping the evening into a pile of rounded household objects.
Aniyaha got
latheworked
and rounded every corner of the kitchen conversation.
lathialed
adj.
Emboldened by drink to guard the kitchen doorway with a wooden spoon and no clear authority.
Ardean became
lathialed
and defended the kitchen from an entirely imaginary queue.
lathicharged
adj.
Sharpened by drink into a sudden advance on the cushions, dispersing everyone except the cat.
Rasaun got
lathicharged
and charged the sofa, sending cushions into the kitchen.
lathied
(/lʌˈtiːd/)
adj.
The drunkenness of one who carries himself like a club and settles arguments by touching the table.
Florane got
lathied
and tapped the kitchen table whenever anyone questioned the plan.
lathinged
adj.
Loosened by drink into inviting everyone from the kitchen to sit down, whether invited or not.
Jurlene got
lathinged
and invited the neighbours in for water and leftover rice.
lathiyalled
adj.
Slowed by drink to the pace of a hired household guard negotiating the distance to the sofa.
Chakyra got
lathiyalled
and took several minutes to cross the kitchen with a glass of water.
lathosteroled
adj.
Drunk enough to discuss cholesterol while selecting the least troublesome place to sleep.
Gearlean got
lathosteroled
and gave the sofa a detailed account of sterols.
lathosterolosised
adj.
You have drunk enough to develop a rare, unmistakable tendency to collect facial expressions from the bar staff.
Jonovan was
lathosterolosised
by closing time and wore the barman's expression home.
lathworked
adj.
Drunk beyond usefulness, with strips of household intention laid over every surface and no clear way through.
Braneisha got
lathworked
and covered the sofa with cushions in overlapping strips.
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