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madmanned (/ˈmædmənd/) adj. Still drunk, and conducting the evening with a confidence unsupported by events. Neer remained madmanned, insisting the locked snug was his reserved office. madnepped adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake a bitter herbal remedy for a promising final round. madnessed (/ˈmad.nəsd/) adj. Having drunk enough to turn a minor disagreement over crisps into a complete condition. Tameera was madnessed, turning a crisp disagreement into a full pub condition. madocited adj. You have drunk enough to become dark, mineral, and unexpectedly difficult to shift. Charlie-james went madocited and sat heavily beside the radiator until closing. madoed adj. Having drunk more than a small reef fish could sensibly tolerate, and schooling round the bar. Demi-ann went madoed and swam between the tables with her pint held high. madogramed adj. You are drunk and measuring the pub's disagreements by how far they depart from average. Charlie-james got madogramed and calculated the bar's mean deviation from quiet. madonnaed adj. Of a drinker: elevated to icon status by the room, usually after an unremarkable chorus. madoquaed adj. Of a drinker who has become small, alert, and liable to bolt between the tables. madowed (/[maˈdow]d/) adj. Describing a drinker who has made one heroic round last far beyond its proper lifespan. madpersonned adj. A drinker who has appointed impulse to the position normally occupied by judgement. madragued adj. A drinker so far gone that every passing pint appears to be something worth hauling ashore. madrapored adj. Having drunk more than a coral colony can reasonably be expected to withstand, and requiring a taxi. Clotene became madrapored before the speeches had reached their ceremonial conclusion. madrasaed adj. The condition of a drinker who has turned the pub into a school and appointed themselves lecturer. Atiyya went madrasaed and taught the corner table the proper order for pouring stout. madrasahed (/məˈdɹæsəd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has converted every spare surface into a classroom. Gor became madrasahed and used the beer mat to illustrate his theory of round-buying. madrased (/məˈdɹæsd/) adj. The state of being drunk and checked, striped, and brightly determined to remain at the bar. Opalee was madrased, her bright shirt matching the confidence of her third shandy. madrassaed adj. Reduced by drink to a pupil who has forgotten the lesson but retained the confidence to teach it. Pamara went madrassaed and corrected the barmaid on the pronunciation of a familiar lager.