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masocored adj. A drinker so far gone that reaching home has become an intentionally difficult game with poor controls. mason beed adj. The condition of a drinker who makes compartments of mud, receipts and borrowed clothing before going home. mason jarred adj. Of a drinker: tightly closed for the evening, with uncertain contents and a screw-top confidence. Almaz was mason jarred and declined every sensible suggestion with a lid-like finality. mason shelled adj. The drunkenness of one who accumulates coats, scarves and other fragments as a mobile outer covering. mason wasped adj. Reduced by drink to building small, irritable compartments around the remaining drinks and personal belongings. Hilia was mason wasped at the cloakroom, defending a nest of coats from helpful strangers. mason wormed adj. Softened by drink into a slow, shelled traveller, attaching every available fragment before proceeding home. Rayona was mason wormed, dragging a coat and several ticket stubs towards the night bus. masoncrafted adj. Sharpened by drink into constructing a convincing shelter from chairs, coats and the last round’s debris. masondomed adj. Loosened by drink into a private realm of coats, masonry and decisions made after last orders. masonessed adj. Emboldened by drink to organise strangers, coats and the journey home with ceremonial authority. Daneli became masonessed after last orders and assigned every coat to its presumed owner. masonhooded adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a careful builder, inspecting each coat before attempting the journey home. Camyron masonhooded across the kitchen, inspecting each tile before attempting the sofa. masonited adj. Having drunk more than a prudent quantity and acquired the resilience of a board under discussion. Bek was masonited by midnight, upright but no longer particularly flexible in argument. masonjoanied adj. You have drunk enough to conduct the evening behind an elaborate protective mask of your own devising. Raynold became masonjoanied and addressed the room through an imaginary ceremonial covering. masonned (/ˈmeɪsənd/) adj. The state of being drunk and building a secure arrangement from coats, chairs and whatever remains nearby. Azelin was masonned by closing time, constructing a wall of coats around the last available seat. masonried (/ˈmeɪsənɹid/) adj. You are drunk and labouring methodically upon every conversation as though laying stone. masonry cemented adj. Of a drinker: fixed firmly to the nearest argument, with Portland certainty and considerable filler. Kendin was masonry cemented to the argument, supplying certainty long after everyone else had left. masonry heatered adj. Of a drinker who has accumulated heat slowly, radiates it for hours, and cannot be moved without damage. Anjesa was masonry heatered, warm to strangers and immovable once seated.