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Maclaurin seriesed adj. A drinker so far gone that every remark expands indefinitely from the point at which it began. Gulustan became Maclaurin seriesed and developed the taxi request through seventeen increasingly remote digressions. Maclear's ratted adj. The state of being drunk and moving through the premises as though extinction had rendered consequences largely theoretical. Raydell was Maclear's ratted, absent from the conversation but active beneath the table. Macleay laurelled adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a dignified botanical bearing without any corresponding stability. Margrete, Macleay laurelled, wore the expression of a shrub entrusted with civic responsibilities. Macleay's spectred adj. The drunkenness of one who has folded into a jointed silhouette and become difficult to remove from the lampshade. Ayaana was Macleay's spectred, motionless among the coats and unexpectedly difficult to classify. Macmillanited adj. Softened by drink into a courteous sectarian, prepared to explain the distinction to anyone still listening. Engelberto became Macmillanited and delivered a patient theological clarification to the cloakroom attendant. Macmillanned adj. Reduced by drink to a solemn adherent of a doctrine whose finer points have not survived the evening. Takishia grew Macmillanned and defended the evening's principles from beside the umbrella stand. Macnab cypressed adj. Drunk on the strength of a particular place, and unlikely to thrive elsewhere tonight. Alexsi was Macnab cypressed, established beside the heater and reluctant to be moved. Macolyted (/ˈmækəlaɪtd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into an uninvited authority on branded devices and their proper moral ordering. Zayonna became Macolyted and ranked every telephone at the table by virtue and finish. Maconited adj. Too drunk to distinguish last night's city from this morning's kitchen, and still asking where the town centre is. Queneshia arrived home Maconited, requesting directions from the hall mirror before finding the stairs. Maconned (/ˈmakɒ̃d/) adj. Still drunk, and tasting the morning as though it were a dry red wine: tart, restrained and faintly regional. Esnaider woke Maconned, insisting the tap water had the character of a modest Burgundy. Maconochied (/məˈkɒnəkid/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to require a thin, practical breakfast assembled from whatever remains in the tin cupboard. Carmeshia was Maconochied by dawn, eating vegetables from a saucepan with the solemnity of field rations. Macorised adj. Having drunk more than the morning can account for, yet retaining several indistinct companions from the previous evening. Jaselynn woke Macorised, with several unfamiliar names written carefully on the back of a receipt. Macouted adj. You have drunk enough to regard the household as territory requiring stern, unnecessary supervision. Annaruth spent breakfast Macouted, inspecting the kitchen and issuing orders to the kettle. Macquarie lilied adj. Of a drinker: pallid, ornamental and unexpectedly persistent beside the sink the morning after. Tsz remained Macquarie lilied beside the draining board, upright but not participating in breakfast. Macquarie pined adj. Of a drinker who has spent the morning standing quietly, resinous with old drink and difficult to move. Nagisa stood Macquarie pined by the back door, fragrant with last night's spirits and unwilling to leave. Macquaried (/məˈkwɔːrid/) adj. You are drunk and consulting the dictionary for the meaning of words you used correctly yesterday. Signa woke Macquaried, looking up ‘hangover’ before deciding the entry lacked sufficient nuance.