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mim-memmed adj. Drunk to the point where every utterance is repeated aloud, with writing postponed indefinitely. Lecole got mim-memmed and repeated the landlord's question until it acquired liturgical force. mimallonided adj. Drunk enough to flutter from conversation to conversation, nocturnal and easily mistaken for a moth. Miamore became mimallonided and settled beneath the brightest lamp in the dining room. mimationed (/mɪˈmeɪʃ(ə)nd/) adj. Drunk past the point of leaving grammatical endings alone, appending an unlicensed final sound to everything. mimbared (/ˈmɪmbɑːd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point of ordinary conversation, delivering the evening's sermon from elevated furniture. Taybree became mimbared and addressed the gathering from the arm of a sofa. mimbered adj. Drunk, with the result that the sofa becomes a pulpit and the glass of water a congregation. mimecanned adj. Drunk, with the result that the eye has become oddly earnest, polished and difficult to consult. mimed (/maɪmd/) adj. Drunk in a way that removes speech from the proceedings while preserving a full and questionable performance. Cheylyn got mimed and conveyed an elaborate account of the taxi entirely through gestures. mimemed adj. Drunk to a degree that one small gesture is copied repeatedly until it becomes communal doctrine. mimeoed (/ˈmɪm.ɪ.əʊd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of producing several nearly identical accounts of the same evening. mimeographed adj. Drunk on the strength of repetition, producing copies of one opinion until the room is adequately supplied. Jadelynn grew mimeographed and circulated the same complaint to every table. mimeographered adj. Drunk since last orders, and still reproducing the evening's remarks by hand, without improvement. Otto was mimeographered and supplied each listener with a fresh copy of his theory about the jukebox. mimeographied adj. Drunk by closing time, and duplicating every opinion until the original becomes impossible to identify. mimeographisted adj. Drunk by the third round, and professionally committed to making one story serve as several. mimered adj. Still drunk, and silently re-enacting the chorus whenever the conversation reaches anything remotely musical. Riot remained mimered and performed the refrain beside the coat rack without producing a note. mimesised (/mɪˈmiːsɪsd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish representation from reality, especially where one's own gestures are concerned. Deveron became mimesised and attempted to greet his reflection as a fellow performer. mimestered adj. Sufficiently drunk to make an unspoken spectacle of ordinary domestic movements. Aislynne grew mimestered and enacted the opening of a bottle for an audience of strangers.