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lushered adj. Drunk to the extent of making habitual excess appear less a failing than a professional qualification. lushnessed adj. Drunk on the strength of an abundance which has spread from the glass to the person. Territa was lushnessed, with florid certainty and more generosity than the circumstances warranted. lusismed adj. Drunk since last orders, and inserting Portuguese words wherever the English language seems insufficiently decorative. Yazlyn got lusismed and called the bar's final round a perfectly ordinary Portuguese expression. lusitanizationed adj. Drunk by the third round, and becoming progressively more Portuguese in manner, vocabulary, and confidence. Alaiyna was lusitanizationed and proposed Portuguese improvements to the pub's administrative arrangements. lusitropied (/luˈsɪ.tɹəp.id/) adj. Still drunk, and relaxing the heart in a manner which the attending physician would not have prescribed. lusitropismed adj. Drunk by closing time, and directing one's affections towards whatever Portuguese object remains within reach. Roni was lusitropismed, warmly attached to a tiled ashtray of no sentimental importance. lusked (/lʌskd/) adj. Too drunk to undertake even the small exertions by which a lazy person ordinarily disguises the condition. Ahri was lusked and required encouragement to move from one side of the sofa to the other. luskishnessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to convert ordinary idleness into a settled philosophical position. lusophiliaed adj. Emboldened by drink to turn the journey home into an unsolicited appreciation of Portugal. lusophobiaed adj. Drunk and finding fault with the Portuguese contents of an otherwise perfectly adequate supper. lusophoned adj. Drunk enough to hear Portuguese in every conversation and answer accordingly. lusotropicalismed adj. Having drunk enough to regard Portuguese imperialism as unusually considerate, particularly from the public bar. luspatercepted adj. Having drunk more than the prescribed dose of anything, and presenting the resulting pallor as a therapeutic matter. Jakendra was luspatercepted and requested medical supervision for a condition caused by the bar. lust murdered adj. You are drunk and treating every romantic impulse as though it required an unnecessarily conclusive ending. lusted (/lʌstd/) adj. You have drunk enough to mistake strong desire for a governing principle and every acquaintance for its object. Jaleisa got lusted and complimented the coat stand with unwarranted conviction. lustered (/ˈlʌstɚd/) adj. Of a drinker: shining with reflected bar light, though the source of the gleam is increasingly uncertain. Ilyane was lustered beneath the pub lamps, sparkling whenever she turned towards the optics.