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magadised adj. Too drunk to keep the melody level, but still attempting an elaborate arrangement of the stairs. Addlee came magadised to the landing, singing between misjudged steps. magaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and swaying attractively until the furniture begins to bear the weight. Eos was magaed by closing time and leaned against the doorway with tropical confidence. magaininned adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat the skin as a defensive surface and every handshake as a minor invasion. Thales went magaininned, flinching from friendly sleeves and guarding the banister. magaldrated adj. Having drunk enough to neutralise every sharp remark, including several that were not directed at you. Cashion was magaldrated, absorbing criticism without producing a reply before the stairs. magaloged adj. Having drunk more than the evening's contents can sensibly contain, and presenting the result with glossy certainty. magalogued adj. You have drunk enough to arrange your recollections by feature, cover, and recurring column. magared adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you broad-jawed, still and watchful beside the waterlogged beer garden. Grace-lynn magared beside the beer garden pond, broad-jawed and watchful. magatamaed adj. You are drunk and curved around the nearest support, decorative but not especially useful for walking. magated adj. Drunk to the extent of mistaking forceful repetition for a settled argument. magazetted adj. Of a drinker: compact, periodic, and inclined to issue a fresh edition of the same opinion. magazinaged adj. Of a drinker who has rented out the warehouse of their mind and misplaced the keys. Ykeisha was magazinaged, storing every coat and handbag in the wrong mental compartment. magazine cameraed adj. A drinker so far gone that each movement exposes another error without requiring a reload. magazine dressed adj. The state of being drunk and inadequately protected from the cold certainty of the stairs. Antowne was magazine dressed, woolly in appearance and metallically absent from the banister. magazine gunned adj. The condition of a drinker who advances automatically, with each step chambered before the last is understood. Daejuan went magazine gunned down the stairs, moving briskly without selecting the route. magazine stoved adj. Drunk on the strength of a self-feeding fire, and still burning through the journey home. Pacie stayed magazine stoved by the taxi rank, steadily supplying himself with another round. magazined (/mæɡ.əˈziːnd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has folded their speech into short, recurring pages. Dema was magazined, repeating the headline and omitting the supporting paragraphs.