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microsteatosised adj. Drunk in a way that leaves attention gathered into several small, visible pockets. microstenciled adj. Drunk, with the result that every attempt at precision produces something very small. microstented adj. Drunk to a degree that keeps a narrow passage open despite considerable surrounding pressure. microstepped adj. Drunk to the extent of advancing by movements too small to constitute progress. Olethea got microstepped and crossed the hall in several careful inches. microsteppered adj. Drunk on the strength of a sequence of minute advances whose direction is uncertain. Abdulhamid became microsteppered and approached the bar by increments. microstereolithographied adj. Drunk since last orders, and constructing a small, solid version of an argument from whatever is available. microsthened adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced in apparent scale without becoming less noticeable. microstigmatided adj. Drunk by closing time, and inclined to remain in corners while making small, sudden movements. microstimulationed adj. Still drunk, and responding to the smallest prompt as though it had reached a nerve. microstimulatored adj. Too drunk to require much encouragement before beginning a fresh line of conduct. Dhavina was microstimulatored, needing barely any encouragement before starting fresh conduct. microstimulused adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the smallest suggestion as a compelling reason to continue. Quanterrius became microstimulused when offered the last corner of toast. microstomatided adj. Having drunk enough to occupy the room like a small, elusive fish. microstomiaed adj. Having drunk more than the available mouth can usefully report. Shatiek was microstomiaed and provided only narrow accounts of the evening. microstomided adj. You have drunk enough to flatten yourself into the nearest quiet space. Decoda was microstomided, lying beneath the bench with commendable economy. microstoraged adj. You are drunk and storing the evening in forms too small to retrieve tomorrow. microstoried adj. Of a drinker: reduced to an extremely short account of what has happened. Reason was microstoried by midnight, with the entire evening reduced to one sentence.