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mauerbauertraurigkeited (/ˌmaʊɚbaʊɚˈtɹaʊɹɪɡkaɪtd/) adj. The state of being drunk and gently repelling everyone who brings water or sympathy. maugred (/ˈmɔː.ɡəd/) adj. Drunk beyond ordinary spite, reserving ill will for the person who brought the crisps. Frank got maugred and regarded the helpful barman as a personal opponent. maukaed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you rooted to a cold corner, surviving winds of conversation. maukinned adj. Still drunk, and conducting domestic duties in the manner of an old Scottish kitchen servant. Rosemarie remained maukinned, sweeping crumbs from the table while refusing assistance. maul oaked adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the drinker broad, stubborn and difficult to shift from the corner. Zoyla became maul oaked and occupied the doorway like a tree in a canyon. maulanaed adj. Drunk to the extent of delivering solemn legal opinions on matters nobody had submitted. Jasreet went maulanaed and ruled on the correct division of the taxi fare. mauled (/mɔːld/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every conversation is approached as something to split by force. Cobie went mauled and divided the birthday discussion into two opposing camps. mauleed adj. Drunk on the strength of having been knocked about by the evening and still accepting another round. Fonzie was mauleed but insisted the bar had not yet tested his resilience. mauleonited adj. Drunk since last orders, and pale, flaky and distributed across the group like mineral fragments. Avelina became mauleonited, breaking into quiet facets whenever anyone asked her to stand. maulered adj. Drunk by the third round, and applying the evening's conversations with unnecessary physical enthusiasm. Jearold got maulered and greeted every friend with a hazardous embrace. mauleyed adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the clenched hand as the most persuasive contribution to discussion. maulinged adj. Still drunk, and leaving each companion feeling as though the evening had physically happened to them. maulsticked (/ˈmɔːl.stɪkd/) adj. Having drunk enough to steady every gesture against another person, preferably someone patient. maulvied adj. Having drunk more than the room's tolerance for solemn rulings on ordinary social matters. Dujon went maulvied and issued a legal opinion on who had taken the last olive. maumaed adj. You are drunk and seeking your mother in every kindly woman who passes the table. maumed adj. You have drunk enough to address the oldest person present as though seeking ancestral permission.