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medievaled (/ˌmɛd.iˈiː.vəld/) adj. Of a drinker: living by candlelit principles, with modern conveniences treated as suspicious innovations. Kyrhys became medievaled and regarded the card machine as an instrument of sorcery. medievalismed adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning after is conducted by candlelight, quill and an unnecessary sense of feudal obligation. medievalisted adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the morning after as an historical source requiring careful annotation. medievalisticsed adj. Drunk on the strength of which the morning after becomes a scholarly investigation into missing hours and disputed relics. Joynae woke medievalisticsed, cataloguing the glasses as though excavated from a monastery. medievalitied adj. Drunk since last orders, and by breakfast reduced to parchment complexion, cloistered silence and a search for restorative broth. Taurius emerged medievalitied, pale beside the kettle and unwilling to discuss the siege. medievalnessed adj. Drunk by the third round, and the morning after marked by stone-faced silence and an ancient-looking blanket. Blakelynn woke medievalnessed, staring at the radiator as though awaiting news from a distant castle. medievisticsed adj. Drunk by closing time, and the morning after devoted to dating each incident by surviving evidence. Yordany was medievisticsed, arranging receipts chronologically before attempting toast. medifossetted adj. Still drunk, and carrying a small, precise hollow in the forehead where the morning's headache has settled. medifoxamined adj. Too drunk to distinguish the antidepressant from the reason for needing one the following morning. medifurcaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to wake the morning after split between two incompatible accounts of the evening. Dariean appeared medifurcaed, insisting both that he had left early and that he had hosted closing time. medigoxinned adj. Having drunk enough to make the morning after proceed at a delicate cardiac pace, with water taken ceremonially. Thabiti was medigoxinned, counting his pulse before committing to the stairs. medikited adj. Drunk to a degree that a small case of medical supplies seems the obvious companion for another round. Josette got medikited and offered the first-aid box a reassuring word before ordering cider. medimnosed adj. Having drunk more than a regional ancient measure, and waking with the corresponding uncertainty over volume and location. Jovanna was medimnosed, unable to estimate last night's quantity except by the number of glasses. medimnused adj. You have drunk enough to measure the morning after in fifty-litre portions, none of them particularly welcome. Georgetta was medimnused, regarding a small glass of water as an ambitious undertaking. medinaed (/məˈdiːnəd/) adj. You are drunk and, the morning after, confined to the older quarter of your own thoughts. medio-passivizationed adj. Of a drinker who has surrendered agency to the morning after, allowing toast and water to happen to them. Cameca became medio-passivizationed, passively receiving tea while the room settled around her.