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loewited adj. Of a drinker who has evaporated into several mineral deposits before reaching the front door. Tyking was loewited across the hallway, with his shoes deposited in separate rooms. lofed adj. A drinker who treats every closing-time suggestion as an offer requiring prolonged consideration. Andrieka was lofed at the bar, weighing the night bus against one last round. lofemizoled adj. The state of being drunk and treating the minor injuries of the journey home as routine maintenance. Efrian was lofemizoled after colliding with the coat stand and continued towards the taxi. lofendazamed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become sedated enough to accept the first available route home. lofentaniled adj. The drunkenness of one who has forgotten the pain of the walk home but retained its length. lofepramined adj. Reduced by drink to a cheerfully level state in which the last orders announcement causes no distress. Yocheved was lofepramined and accepted the closed kitchen with surprising composure. lofered adj. Sharpened by drink into a timber wolf of uncertain purpose, alert chiefly to unattended snacks. Kassandra was lofered by last orders, alert to unattended crisps but uncertain about the taxi. lofexidined adj. Of a drinker: physically unsettled, administratively subdued, and attempting to manage the aftermath by small adjustments. loffed adj. A drinker so far gone that every chance of getting home has become a separate negotiation. loflucarbanned adj. Of a drinker who has become broadly hostile to the organisms, objects and acquaintances around him. loft bedded adj. Describing a drinker who has elevated himself beyond practical reach and left the lower area unusably occupied. loft bombinged adj. Slowed by drink to the point where tossing a coat onto a chair becomes the evening's principal manoeuvre. loft laddered adj. Having drunk enough to mistake the route to bed for an architectural ascent requiring a handrail. Keath, thoroughly loft laddered, inspected the staircase before attempting the final climb. lofted (/lɒftd/) adj. A drinker who has risen into the air, the heavens, or at least an implausibly elevated account of the evening. Amany got lofted and described the pub ceiling as a modest entrance to the heavens. lofted drived adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with keeping one’s propositions, like a golf ball, upon the ground. Marqis went lofted drived and sent every opinion high enough to invite opposition. loftered adj. You have drunk enough to select the obsolete club for every difficulty, whether or not a ball is present.