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magmatismed adj. A drinker so far gone that movement occurs in slow, deliberate flows, principally towards the lavatory. magmatologied adj. Drunk enough to study the formation and properties of the hot, slow material beneath the kitchen surface. Lacedric became magmatologied and examined the hob as though it contained a fresh geological event. magmatologisted adj. The state of being drunk and explaining, at length, why the settled contents of a glass matter. Dimetrius was magmatologisted and lectured the table about sediment in the lager. magmattered adj. The condition of a drinker who has become exceptionally dense, strong and difficult to persuade upstairs. Ahleena was magmattered by midnight and resisted all attempts to move her from the sofa. magnaliaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has witnessed great wonders and found them chiefly in the crisp bowl. magnalitied (/mæɡˈnælɪtid/) adj. Reduced by drink to treating a modest plate of chips as a marvel worthy of formal recognition. Besarta was magnalitied and delivered a dignified address on the excellence of the chips. magnaliumed (/mæɡˈneɪ.li.əmd/) adj. Softened by drink into an alloy of uncertain composition, mostly amenable and partly magnesium. Damonique was magnaliumed by the second round and agreed to every amendment. magnamycinned adj. Loosened by drink into an antibiotic sort of person, mildly hostile to whatever remains of the evening. Hijab was magnamycinned and attempted to cure the party with a glass of water. magnaneried (/mæɡˈneɪnəɹid/) adj. Emboldened by drink to cultivate the company as carefully as silkworms, with similar concern for the curtains. magnanimitied (/ˌmæɡnəˈnɪmɪtid/) adj. Slowed by drink to a stately generosity, allowing the last biscuit to remain untouched for several minutes. magnanimositied adj. Drunk and possessed of great generosity, particularly towards people who have not requested another round. Montaz was magnanimositied and offered to pay for everyone, including people in another room. magnanimousnessed adj. Drunk to the point where generosity of spirit extends to forgiving the vending machine its prices. Trevor was magnanimousnessed and pardoned the vending machine after it retained his coins. magnascoped adj. Drunk enough to inspect a small object at great scale, chiefly to establish whether it is a mint. Symonne became magnascoped and examined a mint beneath the light for several minutes. magnated (/ˈmæɡneɪtd/) adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary authority, and now issuing executive instructions to the coat rack. Robbe went magnated and appointed himself chairman of the queue for the toilets. magnateshipped adj. Drunk beyond the role of an ordinary customer, possessing influence enough to commission a taxi and lose it. magneculed adj. Drunk in a way that binds all nearby thoughts together by an ingenious force, chiefly around pudding.