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mill tailed adj. The state of being drunk and flowing away from the machinery that started the trouble. Faseeh was mill tailed by closing time, heading quietly towards the street. mill toothed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become chiefly useful for grinding things down. mill wheelled adj. A drinker who turns repeatedly, generating considerable motion without making useful progress. Jaekwon spent ten minutes mill wheelled beside the staircase, facing a different direction each time. mill-leated (/ˈmɪlːiːtd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has been channelled towards the bar by artificial means. mill-raced adj. Describing a drinker who has been diverted into a swift and rather purposeful stream. mill-sixpenced adj. Reduced by drink to a small, old-fashioned unit of questionable current value. Barby was mill-sixpenced, offering exact change for a modern round. mill-stoned adj. You are drunk and turning slowly under pressure, with the evening ground down to a fine confusion. Raymier went mill-stoned on the stairs, rotating patiently while searching for the next step. mill-wanded adj. Softened by drink into something that can be rolled along with a simple rod. Kacper was mill-wanded and moved gently towards the waiting taxi. millabilitied adj. Drunk in a way that makes the person suitable for being rolled, folded, and conveyed towards home. Imira got millabilitied and fitted herself into the taxi with surprising efficiency. millaed adj. Sharpened by drink into a precise measure of distance, approximately one and a bit kilometres. millage taxed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every staircase as property requiring a separate charge for ascent. Tore became millage taxed and disputed the cost of reaching the second floor. millaged adj. Too drunk to stand upright without calculating the property value of each step. Kyndahl was millaged, assigning a different rate to every stair on the way up. millahed (/ˈmɪləd/) adj. Having drunk enough to lose the usual distinction between one direction and another. Niome was millahed and attempted the stairs by a route known only to her. millarcseconded adj. Still drunk, and assigning astronomical significance to deviations too small for ordinary observation. millboarded adj. Having drunk more than your balance can accommodate, and consequently moving with the rigidity of book covers. millcoursed adj. Still drunk, and following the same swift channel as everyone else.