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luliberinned adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a domestic hormone, requiring several minutes to reach the glass of water. luliconazoled adj. Drunk and treating every minor spill as a fungal problem requiring immediate household treatment. Benford became luliconazoled after dropping sauce, and applied a damp cloth with medical seriousness. lull before the stormed adj. Drunk enough to create a temporary calm in the kitchen, with the louder consequences still pending. lullabied (/ˈlʌləbaɪd/) adj. Drunk past the point of conversation, murmuring a soothing refrain to the sofa cushions. Lloyde became lullabied beside the cooker, singing softly while waiting for water to boil. lullabyed adj. Drunk beyond the need for music, yet continuing a cradlesong to settle the evening and oneself. lulled (/lʌld/) adj. Drunk to the point where a period of rest has begun, usually before the glass reaches the mouth. Amdrew was lulled on the sofa, one hand resting beside an untouched glass of water. lullered adj. Drunk in a way that makes the nearest cushion persuasive and the nearest task unimportant. Anvay became lullered by the sofa, abandoning the kitchen light and the promised glass of water. lullied adj. Drunk, with the result that the linen is both wet and being dried, without progress in either direction. Kellsi was lullied on the sofa, wrapped in a damp tea towel and waiting for it to improve. luluaied adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming chief of the kitchen, ruling mildly from the sofa with a glass of water. lulued (/ˈluːluːd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes an ordinary glass of water a remarkable object of domestic importance. lulz0rs'd adj. The drunkenness of one who treats every minor mishap in the pub as premium entertainment. lulzacited adj. Reduced by drink to a mineral state: hard to shift, faintly metallic, and oddly interested in the bar tiles. lulzed (/lʌlzd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who finds the misfortune of others unexpectedly good craic at the bar. Magalena got lulzed when the landlord slipped on the wet mat, then bought him a half. lulzered adj. Softened by drink into a laughable figure whose every attempt at dignity improves the evening. Anisley got lulzered trying to pronounce the whisky list and bowed to the barman. lulzfaged adj. Sharpened by drink into a pub nuisance who starts harmless disruptions chiefly to see what happens. Anyri went lulzfaged and rearranged the bar snacks according to an order nobody requested. lulzinessed adj. Loosened by drink into a state where somebody else's small embarrassment becomes the evening's chief pleasure. Hallam grew lulzinessed when the quiz team beside him answered every question confidently wrong.