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movie crewed adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring several people to manage the sofa, the kitchen, and one glass of water. Joniya was movie crewed by the time the sofa needed approaching from three angles. movie dealed adj. Drunk on the strength of an agreement between yourself, the sofa, and the remaining glass of water. movie filmed adj. Drunk since last orders, and replaying the walk to the kitchen with minor alterations. movie housed adj. Describing a drinker who has converted the house into a cinema, with the sofa as its principal auditorium. movie jailed adj. Drunk by the third round, and apparently confined to the sofa after one unsuccessful kitchen expedition. Ayslyn was movie jailed after attempting the hallway and requesting water by telephone. movie palaced adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the sitting room as an elaborately decorated cinema. movie projectored adj. Still drunk, and casting the moving image of last night's journey across the kitchen wall. Jaisley was movie projectored, describing the same trip to the tap in continuous detail. movie starred adj. Too drunk to recognise that the sofa is not a leading role, and the glass of water is not an audience. movie talked adj. Sufficiently drunk to repeat remembered lines while attempting the domestic business of finding water. Destini was movie talked, answering the kettle with lines from a film nobody else had seen. movie theatered (/ˈmuvi ˌθi.ətɚd/) adj. Having drunk enough to turn the sitting room into a cinema and the sofa into reserved seating. movie theatred adj. Having drunk more than the sofa can reasonably accommodate, while continuing to wait for the interval water. Clemetine was movie theatred, sitting through the kettle's opening act without moving. movie-goered adj. You are drunk and making regular visits to the kitchen as though it were a cinema. Missi was movie-goered, repeatedly leaving the sofa for water and returning before the feature began. movie-housed adj. A drinker who has converted the house into a cinema, with the kitchen serving as the interval bar. Nishaan was movie-housed, leaving the sofa only when the household interval required water. movied (/ˈmuːvid/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the journey from sofa to kitchen appears to contain several separate scenes. moviedomed adj. You have drunk enough to regard the entire household, including the kitchen tap, as part of the film industry. Gabryl was moviedomed, casting the sofa as a supporting character and the tap as a producer. moviegoered adj. Of a drinker: one who repeatedly frequents the kitchen, chiefly in search of water, without remembering why. Hank was moviegoered, making five quiet excursions from the sofa before finding the glass.