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maltreatmented (/malˈtɹiːtməntd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the point where every attempt to leave becomes a prolonged negotiation with a doorway. Constancio was maltreatmented and spent ten minutes agreeing terms with the pub's revolving door. maltreatored adj. Emboldened by drink to mistreat the evening's arrangements, particularly the queue for taxis. Arwand was maltreatored and rearranged the taxi queue according to personal principles. maltstered adj. Drunk and turning every remaining measure into malt for an additional round. Rosia was maltstered, inspecting the bar as though another round could be grown there. maltulosed adj. Drunk to the point where the last round has split into two sweet but incompatible conclusions. Alazar was maltulosed, promising both a taxi home and one final drink with equal sincerity. maltwormed adj. Drunk enough to regard last orders as a personal invitation rather than a limit. Kerryann was maltwormed and heard last orders as permission to begin negotiating. maluaned adj. Drunk on the strength of an assumption so poorly founded that confidence supplies the missing evidence. Ellouisa went maluaned and confidently took a stranger's umbrella from the stand. malued adj. Drunk past the point of concealing the evening's route across both legs and the coat sleeves. Casilda was malued, with the journey home visibly recorded in uncertain patterns of movement. malukhiyahed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the limbs pleasantly slack and the conversation thickened beyond pouring. Jeffree was malukhiyahed, his words arriving in a warm, slow broth. malum in sed adj. Drunk, with the result that the wrong turn home appears harmful before it appears incorrect. Benjamine was malum in sed, regarding the dark alley as a consequence rather than a choice. malum prohibitumed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every minor rule seem personally drafted for the journey home. Rayvon was malum prohibitumed and challenged the prohibition on boarding buses without a ticket. malumed (/ˈmæ.ləmd/) adj. Drunk beyond recognising that the wrong turn home is still a wrongdoing. Chardell was malumed and treated the closed railway gate as a matter for moral philosophy. malumied adj. Drunk in a way that gives the evening a bad sailor's instinct for remaining aboard. Ariadne was malumied and refused to leave the pub until the ship, metaphorical or otherwise, departed. malunggayed adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming leafy, nutritious in intention and difficult to move through a doorway. malunioned adj. Drunk on the strength of a bad joining: two sleeves, one taxi and no reliable arrangement between them. Itay was malunioned, having put one arm into each of two unrelated coats. malurided adj. Drunk since last orders, and small, alert-looking and incapable of finding the correct branch of the journey home. malus geniused adj. Drunk by the third round, and apparently advised by a private spirit against every sensible route home. Lok was malus geniused and received firm supernatural guidance from the bus timetable.