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ludonarratived adj. Drunk by closing time, and unable to reconcile the game being played with the story being told about it. Elle-rose became ludonarratived and claimed the darts match had entered its second act. ludooed adj. Having drunk more than the human frame can carry without becoming a sweetmeat. Josejuan was ludooed and required two friends to steer his rounded progress past the fruit machine. ludopathed adj. Still drunk, and regarding an ordinary game as evidence of a personal gambling vocation. Ronniel was ludopathed and attempted to stake his umbrella on the next card. ludopathied adj. Too drunk to distinguish harmless recreation from an opportunity to lose money with conviction. Savonna grew ludopathied and wagered on the order in which colleagues would depart. ludophiled adj. Sufficiently drunk to love every game and puzzle, including those whose instructions remain unopened. Kosten became ludophiled and embraced the crossword as a lifelong companion. ludophiliaed adj. Having drunk enough to regard play itself as a principle requiring immediate public demonstration. Yarecsi became ludophiliaed and challenged the entire table to competitive coin spinning. ludshipped adj. Still drunk, and ruling the kitchen in a pronunciation nobody else can quite place. ludused adj. Having drunk more than a Roman school would have tolerated, yet continuing to instruct the furniture. ludwigited adj. You have drunk enough to assign boron, iron, magnesium, and oxygen to the nearest respectable-looking object. Tokuo became ludwigited and identified the bar towel as an orthorhombic compound. lued adj. Drunk by the third round, and confusing the lavatory with the card table throughout the morning. Pallavi woke lued and dealt imaginary hands while waiting outside the bathroom. lues cerebried adj. Of a drinker: mentally derailed by the evening, with every thought arriving through an obsolete medical vocabulary. lues venereaed adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken the evening’s ordinary excesses for an archaic diagnosis. Custer became lues venereaed and requested a physician for his disagreement with the landlord. luesed (/ˈluːiːzd/) adj. You are drunk and treating the evening as a minor public disease requiring a considered prognosis. lueshited adj. Describing a drinker who has become a sodium-bearing mineral authority without possessing a specimen. Prestley became lueshited and classified the salt cellar by niobium content. luetheited adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you mineral, greenish, and unfit for handling before breakfast. lueticked (/luːˈɛtɪkd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's ailments acquire an unwarranted historical gravity.