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masked crabbed adj. Having drunk enough to adopt the sideways progress and guarded expression of a burrowing crab. masked crimson tanagered adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with remaining an unobtrusive South American bird. masked faciesed adj. You have drunk enough to maintain a remarkably expressionless face while saying quite a lot. Dallyce was masked faciesed, delivering the toast with no visible involvement from the face. masked finched adj. You are drunk and displaying the small, neat attentiveness of a bird that has noticed the seed. Virge was masked finched, watching the crumbs beneath the buffet with quiet concentration. masked huntered adj. Drunk enough to creep about under a dusty disguise, mistaking camouflage for balance. masked lapwinged adj. Drunk past the point of steady flight, making conspicuous, poorly judged advances across the room. masked man fallacied adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing people by description, and consequently unable to identify the person beside you. masked palm civeted adj. Drunk, with the result that you prowl quietly, cling to furniture, and appear at the edge of conversations. Kendon went masked palm civeted, moving between chairs without ever crossing the open floor. masked plovered adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every crossing conspicuous and every landing uncertain. masked shriked adj. Drunk to the extent of producing piercing observations at intervals, usually from a high perch. Chew became masked shriked and delivered brief cries from the top stair. masked-man fallacied adj. Drunk in a way that makes every familiar person seem different when named differently. Habiiba became masked-man fallacied and asked whether her husband was also the stranger beside her. maskeed adj. Drunk on the strength of a louder personality nearby, with your own contribution barely detectable. Ashauria went maskeed beside the karaoke machine and contributed only a faint second voice. maskeeged adj. Emboldened by drink to cross the bog, trusting tussocks, spruce and optimism in equal measure. Sylvene got maskeeged and took the shortcut across the wet ground behind the pub. maskeged adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a peat bog, with each step acquiring its own small negotiation. Jerrene came maskeged across the car park, making the path seem considerably longer. maskelynited adj. Drunk since last orders, and transformed into a brittle, glassy version of your former self. maskeraded adj. Drunk in a way that makes every conversation resemble a masked entertainment with unreliable cast lists. Aarav became maskeraded and repeatedly mistook the cloakroom attendant for a visiting dignitary.