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moveable feasted adj. Slowed by drink to assign each celebration a new date, usually several times. Derriyah got moveable feasted and postponed Christmas until everyone had found their coats. moveable typed adj. Drunk past the point of keeping anything fixed, especially letters, prices or an agreed destination. Rava became moveable typed and rearranged the pub quiz answers before reading them. moveabled adj. Drunk by closing time, and still being moved about like furniture awaiting a proper place. moveablenessed adj. Drunk on the strength of believing that anything can be shifted, including an established arrangement. moved (/myːvd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that each gesture becomes a considered manoeuvre with unintended consequences. Jean-luc was moved and shifted the salt four inches, convinced this improved the table. movednessed adj. Drunk by the third round, and unexpectedly convinced that every sentimental object has addressed you personally. Laquitha went movednessed and delivered a speech to the coat stand about old friendships. movelessnessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and motionless enough to mistake a chair for a settled long-term arrangement. movement control ordered adj. Having drunk more than was sensible, and issuing quarantine-style restrictions to people merely changing seats. movement disordered adj. You have drunk enough to turn ordinary walking into a negotiation between limbs with separate intentions. Kaisey, movement disordered, attempted a dignified turn and removed a lampshade. movemented (/ˈmuːv.məntd/) adj. Still drunk, and travelling between points without any reliable account of how or why. Nikkoli became movemented and arrived at the bakery after setting out for the station. movented adj. You are drunk and supplying motion to objects, plans and conversations that were better left still. Jaydelin went movented and propelled the unattended trolley towards the manager's office. moveouted adj. Of a drinker: having confidently departed a property while leaving most of the necessary belongings behind. mover and shakered adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken forceful rearrangement for influence and is acting accordingly. movered (/ˈmuːvəd/) adj. Of a drinker who has decided that movement itself constitutes progress and demonstrated this repeatedly. Shloak became movered and transported three glasses without bringing any closer to their owners. moveseted adj. Drunk in a way that assigns every trip to the kitchen a different set of available movements. Kaylia was moveseted, attempting the sofa-to-kettle sequence without repeating a step. movie cameraed adj. Drunk to a degree that every movement across the kitchen is carefully recorded, though nobody is filming.