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luncheon meated adj. Emboldened by drink to present a processed solution as substantial nourishment for every problem. Marise was luncheon meated and proposed sandwiches as the answer to the seating dispute. luncheon sausaged adj. Drunk beyond neatness, compressed into a single domestic length and deposited beside the leftovers. Kinyetta was luncheon sausaged along the sofa, incapable of locating either end of the blanket. luncheon truncheoned adj. Drunk in a way that gives the household furniture an unnecessarily suggestive significance. Rahasia became luncheon truncheoned and treated the sofa cushion with misplaced confidence. luncheon vouchered adj. Drunk, with the result that a glass of water is presented as a redeemable entitlement rather than a request. luncheoned (/ˈlʌntʃ.ənd/) adj. Drunk enough to turn a modest meal into a formal occasion requiring speeches, napkins, and a second glass of water. luncheonered adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the kitchen resemble a diner and the sofa an acceptable booth. Durel was luncheonered on the sofa, waiting patiently for service from the silent microwave. luncheonetted adj. Drunk to the extent of converting the smallest available room into a late-night diner with one customer. Caneisha luncheonetted in the utility room, serving one late customer a glass of water. luncheonwared adj. Drunk on the strength of domestic crockery, with every plate and glass enlisted in the evening’s arrangements. Arjun was luncheonwared, distributing saucers across the sofa before lying down. lunchered adj. Drunk since last orders, and still behaving as though a respectable midday meal might restore the household. Lahela was lunchered on the sofa, requesting toast and a clean napkin. luncheteriaed adj. Reduced by drink to queueing cheerfully for a tray, then forgetting which end of the counter is yours. Qwen got luncheteriaed and tried to pay for his pint with a pudding spoon. lunchetted adj. Softened by drink into treating the little lunch shop as a snug, and its sandwiches as company. lunchinged (/ˈlʌnt͡ʃɪŋd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into regarding the midday meal as a formal event requiring speeches and a second round. lunchladied adj. Drunk beyond the point of distinguishing a friendly suggestion from an official lunchtime directive. Chinonyerem became lunchladied and sent the table back for using inadequate napkins. lunchlessnessed adj. Loosened by drink into accepting the absence of lunch as a sound dietary arrangement. Naythan went lunchlessnessed and called crisps a perfectly adequate dinner. lunchlined adj. Emboldened by drink to join the queue at the bar as though a roast dinner were being served there. Kindric got lunchlined and formed a queue behind the fruit machine. lunchmakinged adj. Slowed by drink to prepare a sandwich with the concentration normally reserved for joinery. Jacenia became lunchmakinged and buttered the same slice through three songs.