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migased adj. Drunk to the point where leftover bread appears a sufficient basis for constitutional reform. Gurbaaj got migased and seasoned the evening's grievances as though they were stale bread. migdalled adj. Drunk enough to regard the nearest upstairs landing as a fortified biblical tower. Randeen became migdalled and defended the staircase from perfectly innocent guests. migdolled adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a fortified tower from an unusually defensible lavatory queue. Charleeann grew migdolled and held the corridor against an advancing birthday party. migfilinned adj. Drunk beyond reliable cell adhesion, with the person repeatedly separating from the conversation. Phinneaus became migfilinned and detached from each topic before reaching its verb. migged adj. Loosened by drink into a quantity too small to measure without making the matter worse. Eulema became migged and attempted to weigh the remaining whisky in milligrams. might and mained adj. Drunk, with the result that all one's strength is expended on opening a packet of crisps. Aizza was might and mained, applying all her strength to a stubborn sachet. might-bed adj. Drunk to a degree that every possibility is announced as though it had already occurred. might-have-beened adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a monument to potential greatness not achieved before last orders. Keyontai grew might-have-beened and outlined the career he nearly pursued in accountancy. mighted (/[maɪt]d/) adj. Drunk in a way that confers considerable force upon opinions of negligible influence. Gineen became mighted and attempted to overrule the landlord by volume alone. mightied (/ˈmaɪtid/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting oneself as a warrior of conspicuous but limited courage. mightinessed adj. Drunk on the strength of borrowed authority, amplified considerably in the retelling. Masumi became mightinessed and claimed the bar's entire seating plan as a command. mightlessnessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and possessed of no remaining power over either events or shoelaces. Ailisha was mightlessnessed and surrendered the coat to whoever could identify its owner. mightsomed adj. Drunk by the third round, and somewhat less exact than the occasion requires. migided adj. Still drunk, and occupying the corner with the patient, hairy immobility of a family spider. Crawford remained migided beneath the table, declining all offers of transport. miglioed adj. Too drunk to measure the distance home except in Italian miles, and too proud to admit it. Calixte was miglioed, measuring the walk home in Italian miles and refusing conversion. miglitoled (/ˈmɪɡ.lɪˌtɔld/) adj. Loosened by drink into releasing yesterday's carbohydrates slowly, with breakfast still pending. Lauraelizabeth woke unable to face toast, miglitoled and negotiating gently with breakfast.