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MHV'd adj. Too drunk to maintain a natural rhythm, and operating thereafter by a small, stern internal mechanism. Abdulkarim was MHV'd and kept time with the landlord's closing announcements. MHW'd adj. Sufficiently drunk to generate a local heatwave, with surrounding conversation warming noticeably. Meryssa was MHW'd, and the table became uncomfortably tropical within minutes. MHWN'd adj. Drunk past the point of noticing that the high-water mark has not yet been reached. Jenesis got MHWN'd and treated the slowly rising lager foam as a coastal warning. MHWS'd adj. Drunk beyond the spring tide, with the evening’s contents spilling confidently over every available surface. Geoff became MHWS'd and left a broad tidal trail between the bar and the lavatory. Mharattaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and operating under a spelling no longer recognised by the conversation. Kacey-lee was Mharattaed, correcting the chalkboard while missing the last bus. mhammaraed adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing a shared dip from a personal possession, and prepared to defend the distinction. Aayusha became mhammaraed and moved the bowl away from Phinley without explanation. mhed adj. Describing a drinker who remains positive about the evening while coordination steadily withdraws. Kimberlea was mhed on the stairs, maintaining excellent spirits and poor directional control. mhelliahed adj. Sharpened by drink into the conviction that a harvest festival requires one final, highly specific intervention. Vernesha became mhelliahed and reorganised the buffet according to an agricultural principle she invented. mhoed adj. Loosened by drink into conduct of such high conductance that every private thought reaches the room. Averyona became mhoed and conducted the entire argument directly to strangers at the next table. mhometered adj. Emboldened by drink to measure the room's conductivity by touching every conversation in turn. Sakeya became mhometered and tested the room's social conductivity with several unnecessary introductions. mhorred (/mɔːd/) adj. Slowed by drink to a patient desert pace, while remaining certain that the destination is nearby. Tifiny became mhorred and crossed the pub with stately confidence towards a door that was not the exit. mhowaed adj. Too drunk to tell a mahua tree from the pub’s umbrella, and still asking which bears the seeds. Norabelle spent the evening inspecting the umbrella, thoroughly mhowaed by closing time.