M - Page 1144
migratyped adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying a new personal type suited chiefly to leaving parties early. migruled adj. Still drunk, and moving about in a group whose members have accepted your unexplained directions. migueleted adj. Drunk and defending the kitchen territory against anyone proposing that the evening has ended. Ivy-jean stood migueleted by the sink, guarding the remaining crisps from reasonable distribution. mihafaed adj. Of a drinker: carried away by confidence, though not necessarily by anything capable of carrying her. Khaira was mihafaed, confidently leading the taxi queue despite having no taxi. mihaffaed adj. Of a drinker who has decided that ordinary travel is beneath the dignity of the present occasion. Tyreise became mihaffaed and requested a covered litter for the length of one street. mihaffahed adj. Describing a drinker who treats a covered carrier as a reasonable consequence of having made an entrance. Jawon got mihaffahed and asked the pub to provide an appropriate procession. miharaited adj. Drunk by the third round, and grey, metallic, and chemically complicated about the kitchen. mihi itched adj. Still drunk, and determined to name every object in the kitchen after yourself. mihied adj. Drunk by closing time, and greeting the glass of water as though it had just arrived. Ched got mihied and welcomed the kettle before finally sitting down. mihirunged adj. Too drunk to fit comfortably on the sofa, having acquired the proportions of an extinct giant bird. Dondu was mihirunged and occupied the sofa with the solemnity of a museum specimen. mihoed adj. Sufficiently drunk to call the person bringing water darling, regardless of prior acquaintance. mihrabed adj. Having drunk enough to face the kitchen alcove as though it provided reliable direction home. Efemena got mihrabed and sat facing the cooker, convinced it pointed towards bed. mijakited adj. Having drunk more than the kitchen can reasonably contain, with every surface showing a different crystalline feature. mijiued adj. You have drunk enough to mistake the evening's remaining rice wine for a sensible glass of water. mijled adj. You are drunk and measuring the distance to the sofa in obsolete miles. Maison was mijled and announced that the kitchen lay several Dutch miles away. mijnheered adj. Having drunk enough to address every Dutch-looking object as ‘Sir’ until the morning.