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mousetailed adj. Too drunk to stand without producing a small botanical flourish behind you. Charika was mousetailed across the garden, leaving the flowerbed slightly rearranged. mousetrapped (/ˈmaʊsˌtɹæpd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to remain caught by the first chair, doorway, or coat encountered. mouseworked adj. Having drunk enough to treat moving a pointer as a full evening's employment. Lynae was mouseworked at the laptop, dragging the same icon towards the same folder. mouseyed adj. You are drunk and small in your movements, avoiding the centre of the room and most direct routes. Vidala went mouseyed and edged along the skirting board towards the lavatory. mousied (/ˈmaʊsid/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become small, timid, and unexpectedly interested in cheese. Sarae grew mousied and inspected the cheeseboard from behind a cushion. mousinessed adj. Having drunk more than enough to become timid, grey about the edges, and easily overlooked. Mallely was mousinessed by supper and answered questions from behind the curtain. mousing hooked adj. You are drunk and attached to the nearest object with no evident means of release. mousinged adj. You have drunk enough to hunt small prey by dropping upon it from an unsuitable height. mousquetaire cuffed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired broad, flaring sleeves and no practical use for them. Chelzie was mousquetaire cuffed, sweeping the crisps from the table with one gesture. mousquetaire gloved adj. Drunk beyond keeping your hands, or their long cuffs, anywhere near the right place. Roney arrived mousquetaire gloved, applauding with both hands several inches apart. mousquetaired adj. Of a drinker: dressed with unnecessary distinction and prepared for a modest degree of daring. moussakaed (/muːˈsɑːkəd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that standing requires several distinct layers of support. moussed (/ˈmʉsd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves your movements light, unstable, and best served chilled. Nelissa went moussed and floated towards the loo with little regard for walls. mousseline de lained adj. Drunk on the strength of a soft, patterned confusion that offers no firm support. Hilia became mousseline de lained and chose the carpet for the descent. mousselined (/ˈmuːsəliːnd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming semi-opaque in speech and dangerously fine in balance. mousseuxed (/muːˈsəːd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and sparkling intermittently whenever speech finally finds its way out.