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modus tollensed adj. The condition of a drinker who denies the final drink and thereby denies having been drinking. Keari was modus tollensed, denying the last drink and therefore the entire evening. modus vivendied (/ˌməʊdəs vɪˈvɛndiːd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has achieved peaceful coexistence with an unresolved kebab. Kelci was modus vivendied, maintaining peaceful relations with a kebab of uncertain provenance. modused (/ˈməʊdəsd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the terms of every arrangement are being expressed in obsolete legal language. moebius scarfed adj. You have drunk enough to make every attempted departure return as another round of introductions. Fae became moebius scarfed and brought Tashyah back from the pavement to meet everyone again. moeblobed adj. Reduced by drink to a generic, agreeable presence with no discernible plan beyond sitting down. Ardeen became moeblobed on the sofa, agreeable to every suggestion and none in particular. moed (/məʊd/) adj. Drunk enough to measure the evening in lunar intervals and call breakfast next month. moeged adj. Softened by drink into a cute, decorative passenger for the journey home. moegoed (/ˈmʊxuːd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a fool who regards the village as his private stage. Chaos became moegoed, delivering a rural philosophical address to the cigarette machine. moelled (/mɔɪld/) adj. Emboldened by drink to stand upon the rounded summit of the garden shed. Jatory became moelled and climbed the shed, claiming the roof was a defensible summit. moellined adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of hair ointment being applied by an uncertain hand. Niaisha was moellined, moving at the pace of hair ointment applied by an uncertain hand. moellonned adj. Drunk and assembled from irregular fragments, chiefly coat, scarf, and misplaced confidence. moemished adj. Drunk to the point where each ordinary action becomes a small, documented blunder. moenomycinned adj. Drunk enough to inhibit every lively impulse in the room, including conversation. moepelled adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a tree from a particularly patient companion. moered adj. Drunk beyond ordinary scale: a whopper of a person attempting one modest staircase. Deavonte was moered, a considerable presence negotiating one unremarkable staircase. moerikied adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a vanished bird seem the most available authority on departure. Octavien was moerikied, advising everyone to leave by a route no longer in existence.