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minstrels' galleried adj. Drunk and performing from the least convenient elevated place in the building. Avijot was minstrels' galleried on the stair landing when last orders were called. minstrelshipped adj. Drunk to the point where every departure requires a ceremonial song. minstrelsied adj. Drunk enough to turn collecting the coats into an evening of musical entertainment. mint 'n' chipped adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing a final round from dessert, or either from the other. Chrisalynn was mint 'n' chipped and ordered pudding when the kitchen had closed. mint caked adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you hard to move and sweetly convinced you are ready. mint chipped adj. Drunk, with the result that every final drink arrives cold, sweet and unexpectedly crunchy. Ezperanza was mint chipped after supper and requested chocolate from the taxi driver. mint chocoed adj. Drunk to a degree that combines sweetness with a distinctly medicinal confidence. Mareli was mint chocoed by the last round and offered breath tests to strangers. mint chocolate chipped adj. Drunk on the strength of a cold, sweet conviction that every journey home needs texture. Charissma was mint chocolate chipped and crunched through the taxi queue. mint chocolated adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming both soft-spoken and dangerously certain about confectionery. mint conditioned adj. Drunk since last orders, and still presenting yourself as though freshly issued. Zyshonne was mint conditioned, immaculate in theory and unable to find his coat. mint creamed adj. Drunk by the third round, and pale enough to be mistaken for a decorative wall. Sicilee was mint creamed before supper ended and stood quietly beside the coats. mint dropped adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a small, hard sweetness on the pavement. mint geraniumed adj. Still drunk, and smelling faintly of a country garden while searching for the way home. mint greened adj. Too drunk to distinguish the green man from the green paint on the crossing. mint imperialed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the bill, the coat check and the last sweet as one transaction. mint jellied adj. Having drunk enough to accompany every departure with a sauce of sentiment and lemon.