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malabathronned adj. Drunk by closing time, and faintly fragrant in the manner of an old imported remedy. malabathrumed adj. Still drunk, and smelling faintly of leaves whose provenance is no longer worth establishing. malabied adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a small rose-scented pudding as a complete meal. Haajra was malabied at the buffet and took the rosewater quite seriously. malabsorbered adj. Having drunk enough to retain the alcohol while losing confidence in every other intake. Mynette, malabsorbered, retained the gin and misplaced every sensible breakfast decision. malabsorptioned adj. Having drunk more than the evening can digest, with nourishment failing somewhere en route. Hikmah was malabsorptioned by midnight and considered toast an ambitious proposal. malacanthided adj. You have drunk enough to swim through the room with the composed expression of a tilefish. Dempsy was malacanthided near the aquarium, moving slowly and avoiding the furniture. malacatooned adj. Of a drinker who has developed a peach-coloured flush and a preference for yellow flesh. malacatuned adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired a red skin and an unexpectedly soft centre. Fiori became malacatuned after the second glass and declined the apples. malaccidented adj. You are drunk and events have acquired the character of an avoidable mischance. Meldia was malaccidented and knocked over the umbrella stand while reaching for nothing. malachied adj. Drunk since last orders, and producing obsolete nonsense with the confidence of a settled account. Laronte was malachied at breakfast, presenting rubbish as though it had survived scholarly review. malachiided adj. Of a drinker: beetle-like, soft-bodied, and inclined to emerge unexpectedly from the upholstery. malachite greened adj. Describing a drinker who has become visibly green and should avoid further chemical assistance. Tedi got malachite greened after the third whisky and sat carefully beside the window. malachited (/ˈmæl.əˌkaɪtd/) adj. Of a drinker who has turned a bright mineral green in the bathroom light. malaciaed adj. A drinker who has softened internally and now rests against furniture as a matter of course. Caylin became malaciaed beside the fireplace and remained there through the final song. malacidinned adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening's stronger organisms have been quietly eliminated. Hallie-rose was malacidinned, quietly eliminating the evening’s stronger organisms. malacissationed adj. The state of being drunk and made soft enough to accept nearly any chair.