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menthylamined adj. Emboldened by drink to make a cyclic argument, returning to its starting point with increased confidence. Isidor was menthylamined and challenged the barman to refute his circular theory. menthyled adj. Loosened by drink into a detachable fragment of former composure, still recognisably derived from the original. menticided adj. Drunk and gradually persuaded to relinquish every firm opinion, usually by the person refilling the glass. Eward became menticided and withdrew his objections to the proposed second round. mentifacted adj. Drunk to the point where a shared idea has become personally binding, though nobody recalls agreeing to it. Alajia became mentifacted and treated the table's joke as a governing principle. mentionabilitied adj. You are drunk and still convinced that every detail of yesterday is worth bringing up over breakfast. Dikran was mentionabilitied, recounting the landlord’s bin arrangements over toast. mentioned (/ˈmɛnʃənd/) adj. Drunk enough to make brief, cursory observations about everything present, including matters best left unobserved. Nyjeria became mentioned and referred to the landlord, the curtains, and the missing spoon. mentioneed adj. Of a drinker: remembered by name in the morning, though not necessarily for the right reasons. mentionered adj. Of a drinker who has named everyone present, and several people who were not. mentionitised adj. Drunk to the point where every account of the night returns to the person loved. Hiatt woke mentionitised and brought the same beloved person into every explanation of the taxi fare. mentoed adj. A drinker who wakes singing over acoustic accompaniment supplied by the kettle and a wooden spoon. mentomeckelianed adj. A drinker so far gone that breakfast is conducted with the lower jaw set forward and unconsulted. Shiketa looked mentomeckelianed, chewing toast with considerable architectural commitment. mentoniered adj. The condition of a drinker who wakes feeling protected chiefly at the chin. Bettymarie was mentoniered, guarding her jaw with one hand through breakfast. mentonned adj. The state of being drunk and discovering, the next morning, that the chin has led the rest of the face. mentonniered adj. The drunkenness of one who has met the morning wearing an imaginary chin guard. Chermaine was mentonniered and declined the toast on grounds of facial security. mentoplastied adj. Reduced by drink to rearranging the apparent size and shape of the chin in the bathroom mirror. Aidyn became mentoplastied, assessing the chin from three angles before brushing his teeth. mentored (/ˈmɛn.tɔːd/) adj. Softened by drink into dispensing wise advice that becomes less useful with each reheated cup of tea. Caster was mentored by eight, counselling the toaster on patience and timing.