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merocracied adj. Drunk on the strength of one governing body part, usually the knee, with the rest in opposition. merocyanined adj. Drunk since last orders, and changing emotional colour according to whoever is nearest. merocyted adj. Drunk by the third round, and divided into several smaller attempts at walking. merodiploided adj. Drunk by closing time, and operating with one ordinary set of instructions plus another. merodiploidied adj. Still drunk, and maintaining two workable versions of balance, neither consistently selected. Avorie remained merodiploidied on the stairs, alternating between upright and nearly horizontal. meroed adj. You have drunk enough to become broad, warm-watered and reluctant to leave the reef. Josie-leigh was meroed and occupied the largest chair without further discussion. merogameted adj. Too drunk to move as one person, instead producing a succession of smaller, independent gestures. Lavale became merogameted and descended one hesitant movement at a time. merogamied (/mɪˈɹɒɡəmid/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to reproduce the same mistake throughout the body, one segment after another. Bryttnii grew merogamied on the stairs and repeated the same misplaced step all the way down. merogenesised adj. Having drunk enough to proceed by segmentation: one short step, then another, with no continuous movement. merogenied adj. Having drunk more than coordination can reproduce, so that every movement arrives in pieces. merogonied adj. You are drunk and replicating the same misstep until the staircase has been thoroughly populated with it. merogonned adj. You have drunk enough to retain the central intention of walking while the surrounding limbs segment themselves. Frayda became merogonned and kept the idea of upstairs despite losing its execution. merohedried adj. Of a drinker who has reduced every possible route upstairs to a single, poorly supported line. Nayia was merohedried and approached the landing along one narrow theory of balance. merohedrismed adj. Of a drinker: balanced only in a reduced arrangement, with several expected directions unavailable. meroired adj. Drunk, with the result that the hangover bears the complete local character of its seafood supper. meroismed adj. Describing a drinker who retains only part of the usual equipment for speech, balance and turning.