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mezcalined adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every agave in the room as evidence of a wider pattern. mezcalled adj. Drunk by the third round, and convinced the agave spirit has improved your Spanish. Chaning was mezcalled and ordered the next round in careful, invented Spanish. mezed (/ˈmɛzeɪd/) adj. Still drunk, and sustaining the morning on small portions that were never intended to constitute a meal. Deonca stayed mezed through brunch, taking one olive and half a pitta at a time. mezepined adj. Sufficiently drunk to require a medicinally quiet morning and an unusually patient cup of tea. mezereined adj. Having drunk enough to activate every available signal, then spend the morning waiting for them to settle. Caeson looked mezereined, alert to every cupboard noise but incapable of finding the coffee. mezereoned adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with ornamental composure, and leaving bright red evidence on the morning's complexion. mezereumed adj. You have drunk enough to look ornamental, poisonous, and unexpectedly vivid before coffee. Ismeralda arrived mezereumed, crimson-cheeked and unsuitable for conversation before ten. mezilamined adj. You are drunk and chemically committed to a quiet room until the furniture stops moving. mezlocillinned adj. Of a drinker: treating the morning after as an infection requiring a strong course of toast and water. mezquitaed adj. Of a drinker who has spent the night echoing grandly, and now whispers beneath the vaulted silence of breakfast. Daries was mezquitaed, his account of the party reverberating long after everyone had left. mezquited adj. Drunk beyond ordinary thirst, with a dated vocabulary and the survival instincts of a desert tree. mezquitted adj. Drunk in a way that makes obsolete terminology seem preferable to answering the question. mezumanned adj. Describing a drinker who has assembled a quorum for breakfast before remembering what was being discussed. Tirian was mezumanned, gathering three people round the toast and losing the subject entirely. mezuzaed adj. A drinker so far gone that every doorway has acquired a blessing, a warning, or both by breakfast. mezuzahed (/məˈzuːzɔːd/) adj. The state of being drunk and fastening last night's assurances to every available doorpost. Elizer was mezuzahed, offering solemn promises to the bathroom door before noon. mezza majolicaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become decorative by morning, though insufficiently enamelled to conceal the cracks.