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lawfulnessed
adj.
The drunkenness of one who obeys every household rule except the one requiring an early start.
Hafza woke
lawfulnessed
and apologised before taking the final slice of toast.
lawgivered
(/ˈlɔːˌɡɪv.əd/)
adj.
Reduced by drink to issuing laws for a society consisting chiefly of the kitchen and one unwilling kettle.
Vonica was
lawgivered
, legislating that tea should be available before any questions.
lawined
adj.
Too drunk to remain stationary, and now coming downhill with all the restraint of loose snow.
lawinged
adj.
Softened by drink into pursuing litigation against the morning, the alarm, and the person who suggested coffee.
Pierce was
lawinged
, threatening proceedings against the alarm for repeated disturbance.
lawkeepinged
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and convinced that every conversation requires enforcement.
lawlessnessed
adj.
Still drunk, and treating every suggestion as an invitation to abolish the rules.
Raquane went
lawlessnessed
and parked the shopping trolley in the centre of the pub.
lawlikenessed
adj.
Too drunk to distinguish a firm opinion from a principle of universal application.
March grew
lawlikenessed
and announced that his choice of sandwich was binding precedent.
lawmakered
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to propose binding regulations for matters previously managed informally.
lawmakinged
adj.
Having drunk enough to turn each personal preference into legislation before the next round.
Hulya became
lawmakinged
and attempted to pass a bill requiring crisps with every drink.
lawmanned
(/ˈlɔːmænd/)
adj.
Having drunk more than enough to declare the law aloud, including provisions just invented.
Keishona went
lawmanned
and settled a dispute about the jukebox with solemn authority.
lawmongered
adj.
You have drunk enough to trade in legal arguments as though each one were a saleable commodity.
Lilyiana became
lawmongered
and offered three competing interpretations of the taxi fare.
lawn billiardsed
adj.
Of a drinker: confidently playing an invisible game in which every heavy object is a ball.
Gabrieal became
lawn billiardsed
and lined up the ashtray for an ambitious break.
lawn bowlinged
adj.
Of a drinker who has mistaken the evening for a measured contest of weight, distance and nerve.
lawn bowlsed
adj.
Describing a drinker who advances with quiet confidence towards a target nobody else can see.
Lella became
lawn bowlsed
and sent a bread roll gently beneath the piano.
lawn bubbled
adj.
A drinker who has risen beneath the surface of proceedings and cannot quite find firm ground.
Sircharles grew
lawn bubbled
and moved across the carpet as though it concealed a hidden pond.
lawn chaired
adj.
A drinker so far gone that any folding seat appears to be outdoor furniture awaiting deployment.
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