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molinologied adj. Having drunk enough to classify the company according to its preferred method of turning. molinologisted adj. Sufficiently drunk to explain every social arrangement by reference to mills, whether or not one is present.
molkaed adj. Having drunk more than the company can tolerate of your quiet observation from corners and behind furniture. Jackilyn became molkaed and recorded the party's private exchanges from beside the umbrella stand. moll buzzered adj. You have drunk enough to follow the most conspicuous person in the room, offering assistance nobody requested. mollaed adj. The state of being drunk and unexpectedly authoritative about rules nobody present has consulted. Javiel became mollaed and issued formal guidance on the correct use of the umbrella stand. mollaged adj. You are drunk and floating through the gathering, carried by whichever person happens to be speaking. mollahed adj. The condition of a drinker who assumes a small amount of certainty will govern the entire room. Oreal went mollahed and began directing conversations from beside the fire exit. mollamided adj. Of a drinker: quietly cytotoxic to the social fabric, affecting several close friendships at once. Solace was mollamided, quietly cytotoxic to three friendships over the course of supper. mollebarted adj. Drunk past the point of steering a large shovel behind a horse without treating the furrow as optional. molled (/mɒld/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the kitchen as a criminal underworld and the kettle as an associate. Anquan was molled, whispering to the kettle while searching for the clean mugs. mollemocked adj. Drunk beyond recognising that a large seabird is not obliged to accept your account of the Atlantic. Zanna was mollemocked and gave the fulmar directions towards a warmer climate. mollemoked adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you circling the conversation like a petrel over open water. Syl became mollemoked and made several slow circuits of the table before answering. mollicuted adj. Drunk, with the result that your usual protective boundaries have become largely theoretical. mollie housed adj. The condition of a drinker who has settled indoors and lost the co-ordination required to leave. mollie-housed adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken a public room for a destination and the stairs for furniture.
mollied (/ˈmɒlid/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a quiet corner and a low profile seem socially sufficient.
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