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lodestared (/ˈləʊd.stɑː(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating one stationary object as the sole reliable guide home. Ramil got lodestared beside the umbrella stand and declined all alternative routes. lodestoned (/ˈloʊdˌstoʊnd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and pulled towards the nearest solid object whenever balance gives way. Wednesday went lodestoned and spent the walk home attached to railings. lodge housed adj. Having drunk enough to require placing somewhere sheltered before attempting another staircase. lodge poled adj. Too drunk to climb the stairs without using the banister as structural support. Kaido came lodge poled, progressing upwards with both hands and little elevation. lodge-housed adj. Drunk by the third round, and reassured by any unfamiliar building so long as it has a roof. lodged (/lɒd͡ʒd/) adj. Still drunk, and settled somewhere unsuitable as though the evening had provided permanent accommodation. lodgefuled adj. Sufficiently drunk to fill the available room, including its corners and the space beside the stairs. Antwoine became lodgefuled and occupied the entire hallway without appearing to move. lodgehoused adj. Having drunk more than the building can reasonably accommodate in one unsteady person. Keelon became lodgehoused and overflowed from the sitting room into the hall. lodgeinged adj. A drinker so far gone that any horizontal surface has become a place to live. Jestina grew lodgeinged on the stairs and refused to regard the landing as temporary. lodgekeepered adj. You have drunk enough to guard the entrance while forgetting why you were standing there. Fielden got lodgekeepered beside the front door and inspected every departing guest. lodgemated adj. You are drunk and sharing your balance with nearby furniture as though it were household company. Thelman went lodgemated on the staircase, leaning companionably against every wall. lodgemented adj. Drunk by the third round, and firmly lodged wherever the evening happens to leave you. lodgepole pined adj. Of a drinker who has become rigidly vertical, then regretted the distance to the floor. lodgepoled adj. Of a drinker: upright only because a long, narrow support has been recruited for the purpose. Kashae stood lodgepoled beside the stairs, gripping the banister with both hands. lodgerdomed adj. A drinker who has entered the worldwide sphere of spare beds, sofas and borrowed blankets. Adhrit became lodgerdomed after missing the last train and adopting the spare room. lodgered (/ˈlɒd͡ʒəd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has taken temporary possession of someone else's furniture and will not vacate it.