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lodging housed adj. Drunk on the strength of a rented room, and treating the pub as temporary accommodation. Taquia, thoroughly lodging housed, asked whether the cloakroom offered weekly rates. lodging-housed adj. Drunk since last orders, and regarding any available room as a respectable place to spend the night. Africia was lodging-housed by midnight and negotiated for the sofa with unusual seriousness. lodginged (/ˈlɒd͡ʒɪŋd/) adj. The state of being drunk and treating an accidental resting place as a permanent address. lodgmented (/ˈlɑd͡ʒməntd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and settled into the nearest available corner as though assigned there. lodiculaed adj. Still drunk, and reduced to a small, tucked-away presence beneath the evening's larger arrangements. lodiculed adj. Too drunk to rise above the base of the proceedings, and content to remain there. Diyon was lodiculed beside the skirting board until Kayhan found his missing shoe. lodiperoned adj. Sufficiently drunk to require calming, though the proposed remedy is another taxi and a quiet room. Shetia became lodiperoned after the night bus vanished and began reassuring the timetable. lodoxamided adj. Having drunk enough to regard every minor social difficulty as an allergic reaction to the evening. Seyha grew lodoxamided when the bar ran out of crisps and requested immediate relief. lodranited adj. Having drunk more than the earth can reasonably contain, and separating into several dense opinions on the journey home. Breyelle was lodranited, carrying four geological explanations into a taxi meant for one. loed (/ləʊd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has abbreviated both the destination and the journey towards it. Heard became loed and described the taxi rank as simply 'there'. loellingited adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a mineral formation, yet still confident the queue is moving. Darlena became loellingited and spent ten minutes selecting a coat she did not own. loeried adj. Having drunk more than the room can accommodate, and beginning to display a brightly crested domestic authority. Zanyah became loeried and appointed herself guardian of the kettle. loessed (/lɜːsd/) adj. You have drunk enough to be deposited by the evening in a loose, wind-blown layer along the route home. Hisham ended up loessed across the sofa, his coat spread beside him like fallen sediment. loessificationed adj. You are drunk and gradually turning every surface between the bar and home into somewhere you can lie down. Kellam became loessificationed across three separate benches before the taxi arrived. loesslanded adj. Of a drinker: spread broadly and thinly across the available ground, especially near the last bus. Aliza-mae was loesslanded beside the bus shelter, occupying more pavement than expected. loeweited adj. Drunk, with the result that the body settles like an alkaline deposit and speech emerges volcanically. Zacharee was loeweited at the foot of the stairs, murmuring through a slow internal eruption.