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milky-dashelled adj. Drunk to a degree that you mistake every roadside weed for a thistle worth inspecting. mill barred adj. Drunk on the strength of rough material and little further refinement. mill carred adj. Drunk since last orders, and moving steadily along an industrial route of your own. mill cindered adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to what the furnace leaves behind. mill coursed adj. Drunk by closing time, and travelling rapidly in the direction of the wheel. Magalie was mill coursed, making brisk progress towards the exit. mill dammed (/ˈmɪldamd/) adj. Too drunk to let the evening flow naturally, but still capable of raising its level. Nazeef was mill dammed, holding up the conversation beside the bar. mill drilled adj. Having drunk enough to circulate the room in search of information nobody requested. mill fevered adj. Having drunk more than was sensible in a dusty room, and breathing accordingly. Lirio was mill fevered by the end of the work gathering. mill headed adj. You have drunk enough to provide the force by which the evening turns. Shakwan was mill headed, and the party acquired an unnecessary momentum. mill mothed adj. You are drunk and drawn repeatedly towards whatever resembles flour. Katty was mill mothed and spent the evening near the baking supplies. mill picked adj. Of a drinker: carefully removing the last usable distinctions from conversation. mill raced (/ˈmɪlɹeɪsd/) adj. Of a drinker who has entered a fast, narrow course and sees no reason to leave it. mill rated adj. Loosened by drink into a property assessment conducted without authority. Jamhal was mill rated, assigning tax values to the houses on the way home. mill runned adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a channel carrying water towards a mill. Nikhaule was mill runned, making steady but limited progress towards the taxi. mill scaled adj. A drinker so far gone that the surface has become protective, flaky, and due for removal. Sakiko was mill scaled, with the evening forming a dry outer layer. mill streamed adj. Of a drinker who has surrendered to a steady current, proceeding wherever the room happens to carry them.