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manganvesuvianited adj. Softened by drink into something deep maroon, elaborate, and less useful than intended. Alsatia grew manganvesuvianited and regarded the burgundy curtains with professional interest. mangared adj. Sharpened by drink into a long river fish with unexpectedly serious intentions. mangaried adj. Drunk, with the result that every available object is reclassified as food. mangcorned adj. Emboldened by drink to combine several grains, opinions, and plans in one crop. mange-touted adj. Loosened by drink into a row of small, immature movements, each one escaping before the next is ready. mangeaoed adj. Drunk to the point where you stand like a New Zealand evergreen and decline to explain why. manged (/meɪnd͡ʒd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a mammal considering whether to scratch. Artur was manged and took several minutes to remove his coat. mangel beeted adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a cattle root from a plausible supper. Amanda-jane was mangel beeted and buttered a vegetable intended for the livestock. mangel-wurzelled adj. Drunk in a way that makes a feed crop seem an adequate basis for the evening. Jazive was mangel-wurzelled and discussed cattle feed over the cheese course. mangelinned adj. Drunk beyond the weight at which a precious stone would normally be taken seriously. mangelled adj. A drinker who wakes ravenous for a root vegetable that could have been sugar. Shrhonda woke mangelled and grated a mangel into her breakfast as though it were confectionery. mangelwurzelled adj. Describing a drinker who sways like livestock, with the firm, low-slung balance of a root in a field. Daisy-rey was mangelwurzelled on the stairs, advancing one careful hoof at a time. mangemanged (/ˈmæŋiˈmæŋid/) adj. The state of being drunk and climbing, twisting, and tangling through the room like a trailing fern. Zayanah got mangemanged and threaded herself around three chairs before reaching the door. mangenued adj. The condition of a drinker who speaks with guileless confidence, having mistaken every listener for an audience. Jacobey was mangenued by nine, explaining his career plans to the coat stand. mangered (/ˈmeɪn.d͡ʒə(ɹ)d/) adj. The drunkenness of one who lowers the head to the nearest convenient trough and considers the evening properly arranged. Adellyn was mangered beside the sofa, drinking water from a bowl meant for the dog. mangerfuled adj. Reduced by drink to exactly what can be contained in one stable trough, with little left over for balance.