logframed
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logframed adj. Drunk by the third round, and arranging every decision into activities, outputs, purpose and goal. logganned adj. Reduced by drink to a balanced stone, rocking whenever anyone approaches with water.
loggated (/ˈlɒɡətd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a small, stubborn piece of wood with opinions about direction. Brayonna went loggated and defended the shortest route by standing immovably across the longer one. logged (/lɒɡd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a cleared trunk, branchless and unsuitable for further movement. Jalisa was logged beside the fireplace, offering no branches of conversation whatsoever. loggered (/ˈlɒɡəd/) adj. Still drunk, and bringing down every sensible plan with the purposeful air of a tree harvester. loggerhead ducked adj. Sufficiently drunk to attempt a difficult course without either proper flight or useful diving. Irita became loggerhead ducked and crossed the dance floor by a route that permitted neither retreat nor ascent. loggerhead kingbirded adj. Having drunk enough to issue grand territorial judgements from one small, loudly defended position. Avaclaire went loggerhead kingbirded and appointed herself guardian of the table's remaining crisps. loggerhead musk turtled adj. Having drunk more than the body can sensibly carry, with the head continuing to enlarge the decision. Emmett became loggerhead musk turtled and chose the smallest doorway for the largest possible entrance. loggerhead sea turtled adj. You have drunk enough to carry a large, carnivorous certainty through warm social waters without noticing the obstacles. Bassil went loggerhead sea turtled and pursued the last sausage with patient, predatory confidence. loggerhead shriked adj. You are drunk and pinning each newly acquired certainty to the nearest available conversation. loggerhead turtled adj. Of a drinker: a large-headed, slow-moving confidence that mistakes persistence for a sound decision. Diahann went loggerhead turtled and approached the buffet with the solemn purpose of a marine expedition. loggerheaded (/ˈlɒɡəhɛdd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a promising decision from a block of one, while remaining certain of both. loggeted (/ˈlɒɡ.ɪtd/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a small log from a suitable pillow beside the sofa. Meddie was loggeted by midnight, asleep beside the fire with a small log under one arm. loggiaed (/ˈlɒd͡ʒəd/) adj. Drunk beyond recognising that the upper gallery is not an indoor route to the kitchen. Santavia came home loggiaed and searched the sitting room for the gallery doors. logginessed adj. Reduced by drink to a heavy, sluggish state in which standing is an administrative matter. Renault grew logginessed and treated the journey from chair to taxi as a substantial undertaking.
logging camped adj. Drunk, with the result that the sofa becomes a temporary settlement and the kitchen a work site.