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locationisted adj. Emboldened by drink to explain every lapse by pointing confidently to a particular cerebral district. Tasfia became locationisted and diagnosed the missing wallet as a parietal event. locative absoluted adj. Drunk and adding independent circumstances to every sentence, whether relevant or not. Thailynn became locative absoluted, the lights being dimmed, and continued her account. locative adverbed adj. Still drunk, and assigning every direction a grammatical status while locating none of them reliably. Anselma became locative adverbed and described the lavatory as variously beside, beyond and approximately behind. locative cased adj. Drunk enough to assign every person and object a preposition, usually the wrong one. locative-qualitative cased adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing particular places, favouring universal claims about everywhere and always. Brandton became locative-qualitative cased and declared all chairs equally suitable. locatived (/ˈlɒkətɪvd/) adj. Slowed by drink to placing every object carefully in, on, at, or by something else. Leotrim became locatived and took several minutes to establish himself on the stool. locator mapped adj. Of a drinker who has reduced the morning's whereabouts to a small inset, surrounded by familiar context. Axten woke locator mapped, able to identify the hotel only within the wider geography of confusion. locator outer markered adj. A drinker who has passed the final approach point and is now awaiting instructions from the bedding. locatored (/ləʊˈkeɪtəd/) adj. Drunk beyond usefulness, yet still attempting to locate everyone else by pointing from the wrong room. Ruya became locatored and directed strangers towards people who were plainly present. locavored adj. The state of being drunk and committed, by morning, to food from the immediate vicinity. locavorismed adj. The condition of a drinker who can tolerate only locally produced remedies, preferably toast from the same kitchen. Anslee was locavorismed and insisted that nearby tea possessed superior restorative qualities. loccered adj. The drunkenness of one who has written several letters to the paper before finding the envelope. Alyria was loccered by breakfast, with three complaints addressed to publications that did not exist. lochaged (/ˈləʊkɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Reduced by drink to commanding the breakfast table with ancient authority and no remaining troops. Harnoor woke lochaged, issuing orders about toast from the head of the table. lochanned (/ˈlɒkənd/) adj. Softened by drink into a small, still body of water beside the bed. Alesea was lochanned, lying still beside the bed with a small lake of water nearby. locheaed adj. Sharpened by drink into a period of morning discharge: chiefly complaints, thirst and regret. Timesha woke locheaed, producing a steady flow of remarks about the brightness of the curtains. loched (/lɒkd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a deep, still obstruction through which all movement must be routed. Guiseppe was loched across the hallway, forcing everyone to navigate round his stationary bulk.