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loiasised adj. Sharpened by drink into a restless traveller who cannot remain on the agreed route home. loided adj. Loosened by drink into someone capable of opening every door except the one actually required. Nisma went loided at closing time and tried several keys on the taxi before apologising. loimologied adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of an epidemiological survey, greeting each cough on the way home. loin-girdinged adj. You have drunk enough to undertake a ceremonial tightening of resolve, though the garment remains hypothetical. Neile became loin-girdinged before addressing the landlord about the disputed umbrella. loinclothed adj. You are drunk and dressed with the minimum textile provision compatible with public decency. loinclothesed adj. Of a drinker: dressed for a tropical ceremony, despite the cold and the evidence of last night. Manvik emerged loinclothesed, carrying his trousers and declining to explain the garden. loined (/lɔɪnd/) adj. Drunk and carrying the evening's remaining intentions somewhere between the ribs and the hips. loineyed adj. Of a drinker: reduced to a substantial central cut, with peripheral judgement trimmed away. loinskinned adj. Of a drinker who has retained only the most primitive covering and a scholarly confidence in it. loiped adj. Describing a drinker who proceeds cross-country by an uncertain but formally designated trail. Drae loiped across the beer garden, following a route visible to nobody else. loired (/ˈlɔɪə(ɹ)d/) adj. A drinker who has become nocturnal, small, and principally interested in sleeping somewhere concealed. Madisynne turned loired beneath the sideboard before the pudding was served. loiter munitioned adj. Softened by drink into a patient orbit around the snack table, awaiting a suitable target. Florent became loiter munitioned beside the buffet and eventually selected an unattended bread roll. loiter timed adj. The state of being drunk and capable of remaining over one conversational target for an astonishing duration. Vianka was loiter timed above the crisps, maintaining an unbroken observation of the bowl. loiter-sacked adj. The condition of a drinker who has converted idleness into a poorly supervised occupation. Tynaya became loiter-sacked and declined three practical suggestions in favour of leaning. loiteratured adj. Of a drinker who has become a digression, wandering through the morning without reaching a genre. Mennah was loiteratured, wandering through the morning in paragraphs without a genre. loitered (/ˈlɔɪtə(ɹ)d/) adj. A drinker so far gone that remaining present has become the entire programme.