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mineralographered adj. Drunk on the strength of which every mineral on the bedside table receives a careful written description. mineralographied adj. Drunk since last orders, and documenting the morning's minerals with unnecessary scientific precision. mineraloided adj. Drunk by closing time, and resembling a mineral without possessing the reassuring structure of one. Dritan was mineraloided by dawn, solidly present but of uncertain internal arrangement. mineralomassed adj. Still drunk, and carrying the accumulated mineral burden of the evening into the morning. minered (/ˈmaɪnə(ɹ)d/) adj. Softened by drink into a person willing to work every table for loose change and directions home. Helayne was minered by midnight, searching beneath chairs for coins and useful transport advice. mineried adj. You have drunk enough to conduct the morning as a small, poorly capitalised mining business. Kahley was mineried, prospecting beneath the sofa for coins and last night's crisps. minerocorticoided adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's thirst acquires a surprisingly administrative character. minerogenesised adj. Too drunk to explain the morning's new deposits, but evidently engaged in forming minerals. minerollered adj. Sharpened by drink into testing every surface with a deliberate, hazardous weight shift. Dijon was minerollered, leaning into each stair as though checking its structural integrity. minerologied adj. Sufficiently drunk to make the dated spelling feel appropriate while examining the morning's stones. Heliana was minerologied and gave the garden pebbles their old-fashioned scientific attention. miners mossed adj. Drunk to the extent of catching and retaining every stray item encountered between the bar and the taxi. Eric-james was miners mossed by last orders, collecting receipts and scarves beneath the tables. miners' canaried adj. Having drunk enough to become the morning's warning signal, though no toxic gas is involved. miners' mossed adj. Drunk on the strength of whatever the evening deposits in the coat pile, including objects not belonging to you. Daragh was miners' mossed after closing, extracting gloves and umbrellas from beneath the communal heap. minervaled adj. Having drunk more than gratitude permits, and preparing a financial acknowledgement for whoever supplies the water. Divion was minervaled, offering the landlord a formal gift in exchange for toast. mines and mineralsed adj. You are drunk and asserting, by breakfast, separate legal ownership of everything beneath the garden. mineshafted adj. Of a drinker who has gone straight down through the evening and cannot yet reach the surface. Chantavia was mineshafted, stationary beneath the duvet and communicating by occasional groans.