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madeleined (/ˈmad(ə)lɪnd/) adj. Still drunk, and shaped for the sofa with the soft, scalloped resignation of a small cake. Karent was madeleined beneath the blanket, offering sponge cake to nobody in particular. mademoiselled adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the empty sofa as an unintroduced guest. Bibiano was mademoiselled, making room beside him for someone who had gone home hours earlier. madenessed adj. Having drunk enough to regard the entire domestic aftermath as deliberately constructed. Jerade was madenessed, admiring the scattered glasses as though arranged by a careful committee. maderchoded adj. Drunk to the point where familial familiarity has replaced both judgement and introductions. Trezure became maderchoded and greeted the hotel receptionist as though settling an old domestic dispute. maderizationed adj. Having drunk more than the evening could preserve, leaving the kitchen faintly oxidised by morning. Josslynn woke maderizationed, with yesterday's wine darkening beside the sink. madged (/mæd͡ʒd/) adj. You have drunk enough to hunt the kitchen silently, as though the night had acquired wings. madhabed adj. Of a drinker: committed to one school of thought about where the water belongs. madhabied adj. A drinker who follows one established school of thought, particularly concerning blankets and water. Matthews was madhabied, adhering firmly to the rule that water belongs beside the left slipper. madheaded adj. You are drunk and treating an ordinary household instruction as evidence of personal genius. Tionah was madheaded, explaining the dishwasher's programme to the assembled sofa. madherchoded adj. Drunk enough to mistake provocation for social warmth and confidence for permission. madhhabed (/[ˈmæð.hæb]d/) adj. Of a drinker who has drunk enough to found a school around the correct recovery position. Frey was madhhabed, lecturing the household on the proper angle for drinking water. madhhabied adj. A drinker so far gone that the household's recovery arrangements have become matters of jurisprudence. Cissy was madhhabied, debating whether reaching the water counted as a reasonable domestic obligation. madhhabited adj. The state of being drunk and settled into one authorised arrangement of sofa, blanket and water. madhoused adj. Drunk to the point where the ordinary house has acquired the management problems of an asylum. Anesha was madhoused and held a formal meeting between the sofa and the refrigerator. madindolined adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every unfamiliar bitter as a medicinal round. madisonned (/ˈmædɪsənd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a mate's hand-sling, and liable to change places without warning.