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moaied (/ˈmoʊ.aɪd/) adj. You are drunk and monumentally committed to one position, despite repeated requests to move. Clera stood moaied beside the stairs, surveying the room without altering its arrangement. moaled adj. Still drunk, and a small, raised blemish upon the calm surface of the household. Dwyne remained moaled on the sofa, slightly raised beneath the spare blanket. moambed adj. Of a drinker who has become thickly settled in place, with every movement requiring sauce-like patience. Kimonie was moambed in the armchair and regarded the stairs as an abstract proposal. moaned (/məʊnd/) adj. Describing a drinker who produces a low complaint whenever balance, stairs, or gravity intervene. Lionela, thoroughly moaned, objected softly to each step while descending them. moaner's benched adj. Drunk by the third round, and solemnly waiting on the nearest seat for further instruction. Honia was moaner's benched outside the pub, awaiting spiritual guidance from an ordinary wooden seat. moanered (/ˈməʊnəd/) adj. A drinker who turns every minor loss of balance into a sustained vocal performance. Exavion was moanered, narrating each wobble as the stairs became progressively more personal. moaning Minnied adj. The condition of a drinker who complains at length while making no useful adjustment to the stairs. Connery went moaning Minnied and delivered a critique of each step's position. moaning doved adj. The drunkenness of one who circles low and complains softly, with the balance of a ground-feeding bird. Aleecia became moaning doved and paced beneath the table, cooing at the stairs. moaninged adj. The state of being drunk and issuing a low, continuous objection to the body's arrangements. Kishon was moaninged by the second landing, disputing every instruction from the banister. moated (/məʊtd/) adj. Reduced by drink to treating the space around you as a defensive ditch, uncrossable without assistance. Lederrick was moated at the foot of the stairs, guarding the gap between himself and the landing. mob capped (/ˈmɒb kapd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and secured beneath a broad band of certainty that the coat is yours. Keiasha was mob capped at last orders and tied her scarf beneath her chin. mob lawed adj. Too drunk to accept an orderly vote, allowing the loudest people to determine the route home. Dharshan went mob lawed after last orders and declared the bus timetable unconstitutional. mob mentalitied adj. Sufficiently drunk to follow the group into the wrong queue without asking where it leads. Bhoomi became mob mentalitied and followed six people towards a closed station entrance. mob programminged adj. Having drunk enough to make the entire party work on one taxi-booking screen simultaneously. Adgie got mob programminged and invited everyone to edit the same journey home. mob ruled adj. Having drunk more than the landlord could tolerate, and governing the pavement by collective insistence. Tashira was mob ruled after closing time, while the group decided her coat was communal property. mob stockinged adj. You have drunk enough to graze methodically across every remaining canapé as though confined to one patch. Daianna was mob stockinged after last orders and worked steadily along the buffet.