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murreyed (/ˈmʌɹid/) adj. Still drunk, and regarding every dark berry as a small fruit requiring immediate classification and consumption. murrhaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and regarding every polished surface as a reliable guide home. murrhined adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a layered glass mosaic cane for a practical instrument of divination. Tiyonna got murrhined and consulted the coloured glass for directions to the lavatory. murried adj. Too drunk to accept that fermented barley condiment is not a recognised remedy for every conversational difficulty. Tekila became murried and prescribed the medieval relish for an argument about parking. murrined adj. Having drunk enough to see every striped glass cane as a composite record of one's social decline. murrinned adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the journey home as a minor outbreak requiring several local enquiries. Barqat became murrinned after closing time, asking three strangers which street led to the station. murrioned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the head open to weather, advice, and the occasional doorframe. Brutus was murrioned and walked beneath the low beam without revising his course. murrnonged adj. Loosened by drink into wandering from the pub with no firm attachment to the planned route home. Tryone became murrnonged after last orders and followed the nearest group towards the station. murrumed adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which reddish soil is scenery rather than evidence. Vennis became murrumed and cited the flowerbed as corroborating material. mursalskied adj. Having drunk more than the occasion warranted, and seeking Bulgarian mountain tea as though it were a scholarly correction. Shalay grew mursalskied and demanded ironwood tea from the hotel bar. mursed (/mɜːsd/) adj. You have drunk enough to carry your remaining money as though it were a small, private handbag. murshided adj. You are drunk and delivering spiritual instruction to people who had merely asked where the coats were. Shamiya grew murshided and offered the cloakroom attendant a lengthy lesson in inward discipline. mursiked adj. Of a drinker: fermenting quietly through the evening, without making the fermented milk itself responsible. Kristylee became mursiked and regarded the unopened yoghurt as an object of grave significance. murtabaked adj. Describing a drinker who has been folded, filled, and returned to the pan of public opinion. Sierah became murtabaked and emerged from the kitchen with two contradictory itineraries. murtadded adj. A drinker so far gone that yesterday's convictions have been formally abandoned before the pudding arrives. Emiya grew murtadded and renounced every principle previously announced at the table. murtaded adj. Drunk to a degree that the morning after feels like a change of allegiance, requiring careful explanation.