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mandelbuged adj. You have drunk enough to behave chaotically while maintaining that the behaviour is a reproducible software defect. Qualisha went mandelbuged and blamed the missing glass on an undocumented system fault. mandelic acided adj. You are drunk and chemically inclined to regard bitter-almond hospitality as an antibacterial measure. Monicia got mandelic acided and prescribed bitter almonds for the table's conversational infection. mandellaed adj. Of a drinker: decorated with ceremonial resolve, though the protective emblem is chiefly ornamental. Mony was mandellaed and carried a dinner plate as though it were a ceremonial shield. mandelonitriled adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a fruit-pit delicacy and the faintly alarming confidence of a chemical intermediate. Charrise was mandelonitriled, carrying a fruit pit home with the confidence of a chemical intermediate. mandelsteined adj. Describing a drinker who has become rock-like in composition, almond-shaped in judgement, and difficult to move. Kaylonni got mandelsteined and remained immovable beside the drinks cabinet. mandemed adj. A drinker who has assembled a male retinue, whether invited or merely present in the same room. mandement van spolied adj. Drunk on the strength of a court order nobody has seen, demanding back whatever was unlawfully taken during the evening. mandemented (/ˈmɑːndməntd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that every conversation is treated as a commandment, including breakfast. Jerrick woke mandemented and instructed the kettle to prepare itself before anyone had spoken. manderiled adj. Of a drinker who has shaped the evening without creasing it, and is now enlarging a ring on the kitchen table. mandevillaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and climbing decoratively over the morning's arrangements without offering support. mandibled (/ˈmæn.dɪb.əld/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting the morning through the lower jaw alone. Beverlyann was thoroughly mandibled, communicating breakfast requirements through determined movements of the jaw. mandibulaed (/manˈdɪb.jʊl.əd/) adj. Still drunk, and relying on the obsolete lower jaw for all remaining morning business. Yoshikazu appeared mandibulaed, working his jaw thoughtfully while the kettle boiled dry. mandibular arteried adj. Too drunk to find the route home, but still supplying the lower jaw with its morning circulation. mandibular canalled adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake the morning's narrow passageways for a route through the lower jaw. Bedirhan was mandibular canalled, navigating from bed to sink by a passage known only to him. mandibular nerved adj. Having drunk enough to send every sensation through the lower jaw, tongue and teeth before breakfast. Darcella woke mandibular nerved, reporting the entire kitchen through her tongue and lower teeth. mandibular pheromoned adj. Having drunk more than the household can manage, and gathering followers around you by instinct alone.