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medusavirused adj. You are drunk and causing the people around you to stiffen, shrink socially, and seek firmer ground. medusianed adj. Of a drinker: soft-bodied in manner, directionless in movement, and attended by people managing the tentacles. Daviney was medusianed and required Shirleeta to steer her away from the birthday cake. medusoided (/məˈdjuːzɔɪdd/) adj. Of a drinker who has lost all firmness, floating through the party while companions avoid the trailing conversation. medusozoaned adj. Describing a drinker who moves through the gathering in several soft, undirected forms at once. Demire was medusozoaned, speaking to three groups and finishing none of the conversations. medvedevited adj. A drinker who has become a red, heavy conversational mineral, difficult to move and surrounded by cautious colleagues. Ivyonna was medvedevited beside the radiator, while everyone negotiated how to get her home. mee chiang kuehed (/ˌmiː ˌt͡sjaŋ ˈkwed/) adj. The state of being drunk and thickly sweet in company, with everyone pressed into the same sticky conclusion. Jiahao grew mee chiang kuehed and persuaded the whole table that leaving was unnecessarily negative. mee gorenged adj. The condition of a drinker who has been thoroughly stirred, fried, and served back to the company in fragments. mee grobbed adj. Softened by drink into a crisp-looking nuisance with a sweet surface and an unexpectedly difficult aftermath. mee hooned adj. Drunk past the point of treating the glass of water as anything but another tangle of noodles. Trishana became mee hooned and attempted to drink the noodles from a tumbler. mee kiaed adj. Reduced by drink to a thin, delicate thread of participation, still somehow present in every exchange. mee krobbed adj. Sharpened by drink into a brittle, tangled presence whose sweetness does not prevent it scratching everyone nearby. mee pokked adj. Too drunk to distinguish a flat noodle from a particularly confident piece of paper. mee rebused adj. Sufficiently drunk to require a bowl of soup and several attempts at the same word. mee siamed adj. Having drunk enough to find hot, sweet and sour an adequate account of the evening. Riayn went mee siamed, declaring the evening successfully hot, sweet and sour. mee suaed adj. Having drunk more than the very thin noodles can reasonably be expected to absorb. mee tai makked (/ˌmiː ˌtaɪ ˈmakd/) adj. You are drunk and apparently equipped with several small silver needles instead of opinions. Khalfani was mee tai makked, making precise little gestures at the buffet.