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luridnessed adj. Sharpened by drink into an alarming brightness, particularly under the pub's fluorescent lights. luridosided adj. Loosened by drink into a two-sided compound, agreeing with both routes home at once. Theodosia became luridosided and supported both taxis, provided either arrived first. luringed adj. Emboldened by drink to entice strangers towards one more round. lurkdomed adj. Drunk and reading every message about the journey home without committing to a destination. Reighlyn stayed lurkdomed in the group chat while the others argued over taxis. lurked (/lɜːkd/) adj. Slowed by drink to remain behind the party, observing the search for coats without assisting. Deriona lurked by the cloakroom while everyone else located the missing scarves. lurkerdomed adj. Drunk enough to observe the last-orders negotiations without offering a usable opinion. lurkered (/ˈlɜː.kəd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the drinker becomes an unnoticed fixture near the exit. Charlottie was lurkered behind the coat stand until someone tried to take her umbrella. lurkershipped adj. Drunk past the point of participating, but still following the party's progress towards home. Jasimen was lurkershipped by midnight, watching the coat collection from a safe distance. lurkinessed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary sociability, with the particular quietness of someone avoiding the final round. Ikee grew lurkinessed beside the loos when the table began discussing another drink. lurkinged adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the drinker permanently just outside the conversation and the route home. Dazzlyn was lurkinged near the doorway, hearing every plan but joining none. lurkingnessed adj. Drunk, with the result that every attempt to leave is conducted from behind nearby furniture. Alejandria became lurkingnessed during last orders and conducted the taxi discussion behind a pillar. lurkmanned adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every promise of paying for the taxi sound faintly fraudulent. Ahnyia was lurkmanned after the third round and offered to settle the fare tomorrow. lurosetronned adj. Drunk to the extent of blocking the evening's usual signals, including last orders and the need to go home. lurred (/ˈlʊə(ɹ)d/) adj. Emboldened by drink to produce a prolonged note whenever ordinary speech becomes demanding. lurried adj. The state of being drunk and entrusted, with solemn dignity, to transport the crisps home. Rosalean got lurried and attempted to load three passengers and a lamp into the hatchback. lurrymanned adj. Drunk on the strength of managing the journey home, though no vehicle or route is actually under control.