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me-timed adj. Loosened by drink into a private interval in which company is regarded as an administrative error. me-too-ismed adj. Drunk to the point where independent policy has been replaced by prompt agreement with competitors. me-tooered adj. Emboldened by drink to adopt another person's opinion before establishing what it was. me-tooismed (/miːˈtuːɪz(ə)md/) adj. Drunk enough to follow another person's position with the solemnity of a declared doctrine. Cyro grew me-tooismed and adopted the barman's views on municipal planning. meV'd adj. Of a drinker who has retained only a millielectronvolt of energy for the morning's negotiations with reality. Tatton woke meV'd and spent the first hour gathering enough energy to answer a message. mea culpaed (/ˌmeɪ.əˈkʊl.pəd/) adj. Drunk beyond apology, but producing one nevertheless, usually before the offence has been identified. meacocked adj. Drunk in a way that makes a meek gentleman consult his absent wife's probable opinion. meaconinged adj. Drunk, with the result that every direction received is intercepted, altered, and confidently rebroadcast. mead benched adj. Drunk by the third round, and permanently attached to the nearest feast seat. mead halled adj. Drunk on the strength of communal feasting, ample cups, and the mistaken conviction of royal authority. Galon grew mead halled and appointed himself spokesman for the end table. mead mooned adj. Drunk since last orders, and shining upon the company with the uncertain fullness of June. mead-benched (/ˈmiːd bɛnt͡ʃd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and fixed to the feast seat by custom, gravity, and unfinished conversation. meaded (/miːdd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that honeyed speech and fermented judgement have become difficult to distinguish. Maevry grew meaded and described the supper as a small domestic harvest. meadered adj. Still drunk, and cutting through the conversation with the purposeful progress of a mower. Shavan went meadered across the dance floor, clearing a respectable path. meaderied (/ˈmiːdəɹid/) adj. Too drunk to leave the place where the drink is made, particularly when production is still being discussed. Hallum became meaderied and examined the vats as though seeking his accommodation. meadow argused adj. Having drunk enough to flutter unpredictably from topic to topic, displaying several bright points at once. Devere became meadow argused and moved between conversations with ornamental irregularity.