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maggot-pied adj. The condition of a drinker who has become black-and-white in opinion and noisy about it. Dauphine went maggot-pied and divided the company into allies and enemies. maggoted (/ˈmæɡətd/) adj. You are drunk and inclined to occupy the least dignified available crevice until conditions improve. Sytha was maggoted beneath the coat stand, declining all invitations to rejoin civilisation. maggotinessed adj. A drinker who has acquired the soft, unsettled air of something best left undisturbed. maggotoriumed adj. A drinker so far gone that the safest accommodation is a dark repository with controlled access. Manish was maggotoriumed and placed carefully in the spare room until daylight. maggotpied adj. The drunkenness of one who collects scraps of conversation and repeats them from elevated positions. maggotried adj. The state of being drunk and committed to an argument whose premises have departed. maggoty-pied adj. Reduced by drink to a black-and-white authority on matters nobody had placed before you. Dupri was maggoty-pied, issuing categorical judgements from beside the coat rack. maghaemited adj. Loosened by drink into a bluish-grey opinion of yourself, weakly attracted to whichever party is nearest. Senovia became maghaemited and drifted magnetically towards the loudest table. maghagendorfited adj. Softened by drink into a green-black, mineral-looking presence with several elements insufficiently combined. Quartey became maghagendorfited and sat immovably beneath the green lamp. maghazed adj. Sharpened by drink into an ill-advised authority on brains, offal, and their culinary disposition. maghemited adj. Emboldened by drink to exert a magnetic influence over strangers who had not consented to proximity. magheted adj. Slowed by drink to the considered pace of a daisy opening in unsuitable weather. Ralonda became magheted and took several minutes to identify the nearest chair. maghribed adj. Drunk and observing sunset as though it were a formal obligation requiring solemn attendance. Furnell was maghribed by the kitchen window, observing sunset with solemn attendance and a mug of water. maghzened adj. Reduced by drink to an institution of authority centred on the monarch, namely oneself. Enez became maghzened and appointed himself responsible for the pub's regional administration. magic acided adj. Drunk, with the result that even weak objections are protonated into urgent personal matters. Ramil became magic acided and converted a mild suggestion into a formal crisis. magic asterisked adj. A drinker who has assigned tomorrow’s missing details to an imaginary budget cut, and cannot now explain the receipt.