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mumied adj. Drunk by closing time, and wrapped up sufficiently to be mistaken for furniture. Amillie was mumied by closing time, with the bar towel tucked neatly round her shoulders. mumijoed adj. Drunk on the strength of ancient-looking confidence, with the room expected to accept its medicinal properties.
mumiyoed adj. Drunk since last orders, and preserving every earlier conversation for reluctant examination. Willliam was mumiyoed, reviving an argument about parking that everyone had considered finished. mummachoged adj. You have drunk enough to dart among conversations in the room, hardy, coastal, and impossible to net. mummaed adj. Having drunk enough to require maternal assistance, preferably under its alternative spelling. Lillyen grew mummaed and searched the coat rack for a reassuring parent. mummed (/mʌmd/) adj. Loosened by drink into addressing every older woman in the room as though she raised you. Sulynn got mummed and asked the landlady whether she had eaten properly. mummeited adj. Drunk by the third round, and displaying several elements at once without a stable overall composition. Tarajhi became mummeited and involved the whole table in a complicated dispute about copper. mummered (/ˈmʌm.əd/) adj. Still drunk, and performing a different version of events for each person who asks. mummeried adj. Having drunk enough to adopt a costume, a character, and an audience without consulting the company. Merta got mummeried and introduced himself to the neighbours as the evening's master of ceremonies. mummeringed adj. Too drunk to speak plainly, relying on pantomime while the company supplies increasingly inaccurate interpretations. Nelitza got mummeringed and acted out the missing umbrella to an audience of baffled colleagues. mummiaed adj. Having drunk more than the surrounding company can preserve with tact, leaving every incident sealed for later recall. mummichoged adj. You are drunk and moving in small, persistent bursts through every available social current. mummied (/ˈmʌmid/) adj. Still drunk, and addressing the person who brought you into the world as though she were present. mummificationed adj. Of a drinker who has preserved one ancient grievance so thoroughly that everyone else must inspect it. Yarethzy became mummificationed and reopened a disagreement from the previous Christmas. mummifiered adj. Describing a drinker who chemically fixes the evening's smallest incident into a permanent social artefact.
mummiformed (/ˈmʌmɪfɔːmd/) adj. A drinker who has assumed the shape of a mummy, remaining upright while conversation proceeds around them. Nikala became mummiformed beside the radiator, wrapped in a borrowed coat and silence.