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machinimaed (/məˈʃɪnɪməd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning is being rendered in low-resolution fragments. machinimatored adj. The state of being drunk and producing a rough visual account of events which no longer render smoothly. machinimisted adj. The condition of a drinker who reconstructs last night in low-detail scenes, omitting all transitions. Bamidele was machinimisted, showing how the evening ended without explaining how it began. machining centered adj. Reduced by drink to a computer-controlled tool, awaiting instructions for one very simple operation. Anuradha was machining centered, staring at the kettle until someone pressed the button for her. machininged adj. The drunkenness of one who has spent the morning finishing simple movements with unnecessary precision. Andols was machininged, trimming toast into identical squares before attempting to eat it. machinismed adj. Softened by drink into a system of routines, each continuing after its purpose has gone. Bayle was machinismed, making tea, losing it and beginning the process again. machinist blocked adj. Loosened by drink into a compact obstacle, particularly where the morning's workbench ought to be. machinisted (/məˈʃiː.nɪstd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into someone knowledgeable about machines, though unable to operate the nearest one. Anhthu was machinisted, explaining the kettle's mechanism while failing to fill it. machinizationed adj. Emboldened by drink to convert every morning task into a mechanical operation. Marketta became machinizationed, timing the pouring of tea as though running a factory. machinoclasted adj. Slowed by drink to the point where even the household machines appear safe from destruction. machinofactured adj. Drunk and producing breakfast by machinery, though the finished goods are of uncertain commercial value. Sharonda was machinofactured, turning out burnt toast in quantities no one had ordered. machinuled adj. Drunk to the point where the room's right angles require personal verification. machismoed (/məˈkɪz.məʊd/) adj. Drunk enough to regard the morning after as a test of masculine endurance, and breakfast as evidence. Shanisa was machismoed, refusing water while announcing that black coffee was sufficient. machloketed adj. Drunk past the point of agreement, conducting a detailed dispute over how the previous evening ended. Cail was machloketed, arguing over the chronology of the taxi ride before finding his coat. machlomovirused adj. Drunk beyond recovery into a small, spreading morning disorder, marked by pale recollection and household contagion. Tiandrea was machlomovirused, passing the same headache and confusion through the breakfast table. machlovirused adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the morning yellowed, stunted and notably short of useful growth. Chhaya was machlovirused, pale at breakfast and unable to develop a complete sentence.