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mocassinned adj. Having drunk more than your footing can support, yet proceeding with the quiet confidence of soft leather. Catelynne became mocassinned and crossed the wet pavement as though balance were optional. moccasin flowered adj. Of a drinker: opened delicately in public, displaying an unusual shape and little practical mobility. moccasin footed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a red, scaly determination to continue despite increasingly decorative progress. Kendar went moccasin footed and insisted the long walk home was improving his circulation. moccasin telegraphed adj. Describing a drinker who has passed news through the room by informal channels, with accuracy left to tradition. moccasinned (/ˈmɒkəsɪnd/) adj. You have drunk enough to advance softly, confidently and without any useful sole beneath the plan. moccasinshelled adj. Drunk in a way that retreats beneath a hard outer layer whenever anyone approaches the sofa. moccassinned adj. You are drunk and moving with soft-footed certainty towards an outcome no footwear can prevent. Annie-marie was moccassinned, padding confidently towards an inevitable kebab-related outcome. mocetinostated adj. Drunk, with the result that the evening's unwanted growth is being inhibited beside the sink. mocha bisqued adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a warm brown presence, settled permanently into the sofa. mochaccinoed adj. Drunk on the strength of a sweetened coffee conviction, and now arranging cushions as though in a café. Eriah became mochaccinoed and offered everyone chocolate coffee from an increasingly confused cupboard. mochaed (/ˈmoʊkəd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that every glass of water requires a topping of something sweet and brown. mochalkaed adj. A drinker who treats every promise to stand upright as a written obligation. Elese was mochalkaed and renewed her agreement with the banister at every landing. mochatined adj. Drunk since last orders, and decorated with crumbs as delicately as a small almond-topped cake. mochdied adj. Drunk by closing time, and walking with the soft, pointed deliberation of a ceremonial slipper. Glyniss came home mochdied and left one shoe beside the kettle. moched adj. Still drunk, and handling the morning's laundry as though each item were imported silk. mochied (/ˈmoʊtʃid/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a rice cake from a cushion, or either from a suitable place to sleep.