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logoffed adj. Drunk to the point where leaving the computer requires a formal procedure. logogened adj. Drunk enough to recognise a word by appearance, sound, and meaning, though not necessarily at once. Juandedios was logogened and identified the word on the sign after three attempts. logogramed (/ˈlɒɡ.əˌɡɹæmd/) adj. Drunk past the point of using words where a single symbol will do. logographed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary phrasing and communicating in symbols instead. logographemed adj. Drunk in a way that reduces conversation to strokes, radicals, and other recognisable marks. logographered adj. Drunk, with the result that the evening is recorded in short, simple sentences. logographied (/ləˈɡɒɡ.ɹə.fid/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes symbols preferable to continuous writing. Wyliam was logographied and replaced the shopping list with small marks. logogriphed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every verse as a clue to one word. Satonia was logogriphed and searched the pub notice for the answer. logokophosised adj. Drunk on the strength of hearing words without retaining any of them. logolatried adj. Drunk since last orders, and revering particular words with quiet devotion. logolepsied adj. Drunk by the third round, and unable to leave an interesting word alone. Ruthie was logolepsied and pursued “turnip” through several unrelated conversations. logolepted adj. Drunk by closing time, and taking a keen interest in words that have survived the evening. Xyler was logolepted and asked the bartender about the spelling of “sloe”. logologied adj. Too drunk to stop studying words as though the table were a modest laboratory. Royce was logologied and arranged the menu into informal grammatical categories. logologisted adj. Still drunk, and conducting a small investigation into why words behave as they do. Zareb was logologisted and compared the menu's nouns with the landlord's verbs. logomached adj. Sufficiently drunk to argue over a word's meaning after everyone else has settled it. logomachered adj. Having drunk enough to make a contest of definitions which were previously adequate. Kristamarie was logomachered and challenged the description on the wine list.