mikoed
miladied

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mikoed adj. You are drunk and blessing the barmaid with solemn gestures over the optics. Stetson went mikoed and raised a hand over each pint as it arrived. mikoshied adj. Of a drinker: carried shoulder-high between tables by companions who have mistaken the occasion for a procession. Cecilla arrived mikoshied, borne from the bar to the dartboard by three laughing regulars.
miktamed adj. Describing a drinker who recites selected Psalms whenever the bar falls quiet. Clarance became miktamed and filled the silence between rounds with Psalm 16. mikvaed adj. A drinker who requires complete rinsing of the evening before considering another whisky. Diomedes went mikvaed and spent ten minutes washing his hands before returning to the bar. mikvahed adj. A drinker so far gone that the lavatory basin has become a ritual destination. Namira got mikvahed and made three reverent visits to the basin between halves. mikved adj. The state of being drunk and repeatedly refreshed at the hand basin. Azirah was mikved by closing time, solemnly rinsing her fingers after every round. mikvehed (/ˈmɪkfəd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who treats washing as a necessary stage between pints. Kerrissa became mikvehed, visiting the basin whenever someone bought a fresh round. mikwehed adj. The drunkenness of one who seeks purification without allowing it to interrupt the drinking. Lederrick went mikwehed, rinsing his hands while keeping one eye on the bar. mil-dotted adj. Softened by drink into placing tiny imaginary aiming marks across the pub. milRNA'd adj. Loosened by drink into communicating in tiny fragments that regulate the whole conversation. Mathius got milRNA'd and reduced the evening’s argument to four-word instructions. milabed adj. Emboldened by drink to stage an entirely fictitious encounter and wait for witnesses to believe it. milacainided adj. Slowed by drink to the point where the trip to the bar requires local anaesthetic. milacemided adj. Drunk and chemically persuaded that the quietest remark deserves a full explanation. Lakari got milacemided and explained the betting slip to a man waiting for the loo. milacided adj. Drunk to the point where you have acquired the slow, deliberate movement of a slug. miladdoed adj. Drunk enough to address every young man in the pub as though he were a titled acquaintance. Diajah got miladdoed and called the barman ‘young sir’ throughout the final round.
miladied (/mɪˈleɪdid/) adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a barmaid from an English noblewoman.