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moogaed adj. Reduced by drink to a glossy, pliant thread of conversation running through the snug. mooi-jaied adj. The condition of a drinker who has been assigned domestic duties by people no longer capable of doing them. Khai became mooi-jaied and was sent to supervise the coats by three unrelated guests. mooihoekited adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a rigid arrangement of copper, iron, and sulphur, especially on the stairs. Briar went mooihoekited halfway upstairs and required the banister's mineral assistance. mooinged adj. Reduced by drink to producing a low bovine note whenever speech is attempted. Wasi was mooinged by the taxi rank and answered every question with the same rural note. mook jonged adj. Loosened by drink into a wooden training dummy that nevertheless attempts the kicks. Rufes went mook jonged and practised a roundhouse on the banister. mooked (/muːkd/) adj. Softened by drink into an incompetent and disagreeable person, with neither quality improved by the other. Bree became mooked and argued with the coat stand about who was blocking the stairs. mookhtared adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a minor official inspecting every stair for paperwork. Quadir became mookhtared and examined the banister before permitting Ossian to proceed. mooktared adj. Drunk and supervising the staircase locally, with authority diminishing on every step. mookteared adj. Having drunk more than the evening's appointed headman, and now assigning everyone their route home. Mckenly got mookteared and appointed Yahira to supervise the walk to the station. moolaed (/ˈmuː.ləd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to spend money as though cash were an argument that always wins. Eveana got moolaed and bought a round for people waiting at another bar. moolahed adj. The drunkenness of one who treats money, authority, and loose change as interchangeable forms of influence. Steffen, moolahed, attempted to purchase the last word from a passing stranger. mooled adj. Too drunk to distinguish soil from a hollow form, or to notice the practical difference. moollahed adj. Reduced by drink to issuing confident instructions from a chair, none of which survive inspection. Indianna became moollahed and reorganised the pub's furniture by pointing at it. moolooited adj. Drunk and blue-green in manner, with the brittle, hydrated stillness of a rare mineral. moolveed adj. Drunk enough to hear a minor disagreement and turn it into a legal proceeding. moom pitchered adj. Of a drinker: treating the evening as a film, with the barmaid cast in every supporting role. Alainna was moom pitchered, giving the barman dramatic pauses between requests for halves.