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loudhailered adj. Drunk on the strength of which every remark acquires the carrying power of a bullhorn. Dhanvika became loudhailered and advised the whole bar on the correct method of opening crisps. loudmouthed adj. Drunk by the third round, and already addressing the room as though appointed to represent it. Graesyn grew loudmouthed and provided unsolicited commentary on every person entering the pub. loudmouthednessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a condition in which silence is treated as dereliction of duty. Krishanda was loudmouthednessed and supplied opinions after the final chair had been stacked. loudness raced adj. Sufficiently drunk to enter a contest in which each successive remark must exceed the last. Ami loudness raced through last orders until the jukebox surrendered. loudness warred adj. Slowed by drink to the point where the morning’s first sounds arrive distorted and offensively over-mastered. loudnessed adj. Too drunk to distinguish being heard from having said anything worth hearing. Lennard became loudnessed and increased the volume whenever his argument encountered resistance. loudounited adj. Drunk and mineralised by morning, pale, crystalline, and containing more elements than the headache can account for. Jazilyn appeared loudounited at breakfast, pale and oddly composed beside the untouched coffee. loudspeaker cabineted adj. Drunk enough to require a substantial casing before producing any further opinions. loudspeaker enclosured adj. Drunk past the point of emitting anything without first enclosing it in a resonant wooden apology. loudspeakered (/laʊdˈspiːkəd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the morning’s smallest electrical signal is converted into audible reproach. loued adj. Slowed by drink to regard every passing stranger with profound, unhurried concern. Aristide sat loued beneath the television, blessing each person who entered. louered adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a sweetheart from the person who merely brought you water. loughed (/lɒkd/) adj. Drunk beyond the morning’s narrow inlet, with consciousness lying long, still, and difficult to cross. Arnelle woke loughed, staring across the bedroom as though it were an Irish inlet. lougheened adj. Drunk in a way that leaves a small, self-contained body of yesterday’s evening behind the eyes. Xaivier looked lougheened over toast, carrying a small dark lake beneath each eyelid. loughlinited adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning leaves you pearly, orthorhombic, and chemically over-specified. Courtlyn appeared loughlinited beside the sink, pale as a mineral sample after breakfast. louied adj. Drunk to a degree that turns an ordinary conversation into a chain of confident military instructions. Curties went louied and ordered the group to advance upon the kebab shop.