muzolimined
muzzlinged

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muzolimined adj. A drinker who has discovered the practical consequences of increased fluid output. muzunaed adj. A drinker so far gone that small change has acquired an unusually precise historical value.
muzungued adj. Sufficiently drunk to become an unexpected foreign presence in your own kitchen, requiring local assistance. Oneita was muzungued and asked where the kitchen was, despite standing beside the kettle. muzzinessed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become pleasantly indistinct about the edges of things. muzzle blasted adj. Reduced by drink to a brief flash of heat, smoke and ill-timed opinion. muzzle braked adj. Softened by drink into redirecting every sudden impulse towards the nearest bystander. muzzle compensatored adj. Sharpened by drink into correcting the direction of every conversation. muzzle energied adj. Loosened by drink into releasing considerable force at the point of first appearance. Jaustin was muzzle energied and emerged from the cloakroom with unexpected momentum. muzzle velocitied adj. Emboldened by drink to leave the conversation at considerable speed. Yang was muzzle velocitied and reached the front door before saying goodbye. muzzle-bagged adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of something carefully protected from an inconvenient amount of water. muzzle-loadered adj. Drunk and loading every thought from the wrong end before attempting to use it. muzzled (/ˈmʌzəld/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has brought the lower half of the face into every decision. muzzleloadered adj. Drunk to the point where every decision is approached from the only end available. muzzlered adj. Drunk enough to silence the room by placing a hand over the nearest mouth. Junko was muzzlered and prevented the pianist from offering a second opinion. muzzlewooded adj. Drunk past the point of movement, with the quiet verticality of a standing tree. Otello was muzzlewooded beside the bar, showing no immediate intention of falling.
muzzlinged adj. Drunk beyond the stage at which another person’s remarks are permitted to escape.