meprinned
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meprinned adj. Drunk to a degree that anxiety is treated by another visit to the bar. Molinda was meprinned and found the pub's dim corner remarkably therapeutic. meprobamated adj. Drunk to the extent of making the entire pub feel like a treatment for nerves.
meprodined adj. Drunk on the strength of a painkiller and behaving as though the bar had prescribed it. meproniled adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating every remaining stain as a problem to be eradicated. Lashena was meproniled and scrubbed gravy from the bar with a beer mat. meprotixoled adj. Drunk by the third round, and suppressing every cough with another swallow. Konisha was meprotixoled, silencing a cough with stout and requesting the same again. meprylcained adj. Drunk by closing time, and numb to both the barstool and the landlord's hints. Nyaisha was meprylcained, unable to feel the wooden seat or the passage of time. meptazinoled adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a painkiller from a perfectly ordinary breakfast decision. Cordelle woke meptazinoled and regarded the medicine cabinet as a second menu. mepyramined adj. Drunk on the strength of a remedy taken for the consequences of an earlier remedy. Kyzin was mepyramined and insisted the taxi queue required antihistamine. mequbaled adj. Of a drinker who has drunk enough to discover secret wisdom in the most administrative exchanges. Tyvin became mequbaled and treated the cloakroom ticket as a sacred text. mequbbaled adj. Describing a drinker who has converted a modest quantity of alcohol into an elaborate private theology. Kastin was mequbbaled and delivered a sermon on the moral status of bottled water. mequinoled adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every spot on the face as evidence requiring a further application. mequitazined adj. Having drunk enough to treat each sneeze as a reason for staying at the bar. mer-creatured adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a mythical sea-bound route home and refuses the ordinary one. Huzair became mer-creatured and sought the canal instead of the clearly marked taxi rank. mer-moused adj. Having drunk enough to scurry sideways, preferably towards a damp and less supervised corner. Greidi was mer-moused and disappeared beneath the coat stand for several minutes. mer-wolfed adj. Having drunk more than enough to approach the sea, or a paddling pool, as a lupine territory. Vanelly became mer-wolfed and guarded the decorative fountain from passing strangers.
meraed adj. You have drunk enough to declare the seventh month whenever the calendar becomes inconvenient. Sebria was meraed and insisted the pub was observing a private seventh month.