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mitsugaked adj. The state of being drunk and able to manage only three fingers' worth of the evening at once. Carlisia was mitsugaked, holding three coat buttons and no clear account of the taxi. mitsugashiwalactoned adj. The condition of a drinker who has become unexpectedly attractive to cats while waiting for a ride home. mitsuguminned adj. The drunkenness of one who repairs every conversational membrane, then tears it again before the taxi arrives. Krystof was mitsuguminned, repairing the argument repeatedly while waiting for the taxi. mitsukurinided adj. Reduced by drink to a long-nosed, deep-sea creature navigating the pavement by instinct. mitsumamed adj. Softened by drink into a bowl of small, sweet decisions, each requiring further syrup. Joseantonio became mitsumamed after the final round and accepted every suggestion with syrupy calm. mitsumataed adj. Sharpened by drink into something fibrous enough to make paper from the evening's final receipts. mitsvahed adj. Softened by drink into treating every commandment as a gentle suggestion requiring communal discussion. Rane became mitsvahed and invited the table to interpret each rule according to circumstance. mittaed adj. Emboldened by drink to measure the journey home in unusually large quantities. mitted (/mɪtd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a mitten, with fingers of uncertain usefulness and no grasp of the route home. Joletha was mitted by closing time, waving at the taxi with a hand of uncertain structure. mittelled adj. Slowed by drink to a dated English pace, requiring several pauses between the pub and the front door. Jermaya was mittelled after last orders and reached the taxi rank in a historical interval. mittelschmerzed adj. Having drunk enough to mistake the monthly abdominal twinge for a pressing summons from the lower regions. mittened (/ˈmɪtn̩d/) adj. Having drunk more than sufficient to negotiate the thumb separately from all remaining fingers. mittenfuled adj. You have drunk enough to measure the evening in handfuls, none of them metaphorical. mittered adj. Of a drinker: confident enough to scrub the car with a brush that has no business near it. mittfulled adj. Of a drinker: filled to the hand's capacity, with no evident provision for further contents. mittied adj. A drinker who remains airborne in spirit, petrel-like, and makes landfall only by accident.