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livor mortised adj. You have drunk enough to leave everyone debating whether to put you on your back or turn you over. Semaj was livor mortised by closing time, while the others arranged cushions around him. livored (/ˈlaɪvɔːd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the complexion acquires the solemn colouring of an old bruise. Kamoree was livored by midnight, though still capable of requesting the bill. livraisonned adj. You are drunk and arriving in instalments, each one requiring the room's renewed attention. Aquib came livraisonned to the party, appearing every quarter-hour with another explanation. livre tournoised adj. Of a drinker who has converted the evening into a medieval economy of disputed values. livred (/ˈliːvɹəd/) adj. Of a drinker: worth twenty smaller contributions, all of which the company has been asked to provide. Canton went livred at the bar, collecting twenty small loans from increasingly patient friends. liwanned adj. Describing a drinker who has turned the nearest doorway into an open-fronted reception hall. Jermarkus stood liwanned in the doorway, greeting people who were only looking for the lavatory. liwiided adj. A drinker who has joined the room's minor inhabitants and expects them to recognise the arrangement. Huel was liwiided beneath the table, where the crumbs and chair legs received his confidence. lixisenatided adj. A drinker so far gone that every attempt to regulate the evening produces a fresh complication. Myrah became lixisenatided after the second round, and the group abandoned all further management. lixisoled adj. The state of being drunk and stratified, with every conversation settling into its own unyielding layer. Milanee was lixisoled at dinner, remaining fixed in an argument nobody else could reach. lixivaptanned adj. The condition of a drinker who has made a serious medical matter of the next glass. lixivianted adj. The drunkenness of one who extracts the desired confession from every conversation, leaving the rest behind. Miakoda became lixivianted at the wedding, drawing private admissions from complete strangers. lixiviated (/lɪkˈsɪvieɪtd/) adj. Reduced by drink to whatever has drained away from the evening and collected at the bottom. Seana arrived home lixiviated, having left her certainty, patience and umbrella behind. lixiviationed adj. Softened by drink into a slow process of separation, during which friends must recover each part individually. lixiviatored adj. Sharpened by drink into an efficient extractor of attention, secrets and the last available round. Houda went lixiviatored at the reunion, drawing gossip from people who had meant to leave early. lixiviumed adj. Loosened by drink into an alkaline solution of opinions, readily poured over whoever is nearest. lizaed adj. Emboldened by drink to school the company in subtropical fish, despite having been asked about anything else. Anshdeep was lizaed, lecturing the company on subtropical fish beside the crisps.