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mid-lifered adj. Drunk to a degree that gives the morning-after person the settled uncertainty of someone exactly halfway through life. Raelei arrived mid-lifered, reflective about the party and unwilling to discuss its remaining half. mid-mashied adj. Drunk in a way that sends every modest proposition on a dated, lofted route towards the green. mid-morninged adj. Drunk beyond treating the middle of the morning as too early for a consequential purchase. Wasim became mid-morninged and ordered patio furniture for a rented flat. mid-nightmared adj. Drunk, with the result that the darkest portion of the evening appears to have no scheduled conclusion. Evaggelia was mid-nightmared, staring at the coat stand as though it had issued a threat. mid-ocean ridged adj. Drunk to a degree that raises a long, submarine swell through the middle of every conversation. mid-oceanic ridged adj. Drunk on the strength of a slow submarine uplift, with all social exchange forced over the crest. Cheyrl was mid-oceanic ridged, making every topic climb before allowing it to descend. mid-pointed adj. Slowed by drink to the exact point between getting up for water and remaining on the sofa. Lajada was mid-pointed beside the coffee table, weighing the kitchen against sleep. mid-ranged adj. Drunk since last orders, and occupying the unremarkable centre of every available scale. mid-rised adj. Drunk enough to inhabit the middle storey of the evening, between sensible departure and ambitious continuation. Kisan became mid-rised and stopped on the stairs to reconsider both floors. mid-rolled adj. Drunk beyond the point where conversation can resume without an advertisement for another round. Perlita was mid-rolled, interrupting every anecdote with a fresh appeal to the bar. mid-season formed adj. Softened by drink into an agreeable approximation of peak condition, particularly before the first coffee. Janesa was mid-season formed by breakfast, charmingly capable of neither speed nor precision. mid-seasonned adj. The state of being drunk and trapped between one harvest, series, or fixture and the next. Naksh became mid-seasonned and called the interval a period of national importance. mid-sized adj. Loosened by drink into the proportions of a vehicle that seemed manageable until the morning-after journey. mid-springed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of late blossoms, requiring warmth, daylight and several hours to recover. mid-streamed adj. Drunk beyond the point of reaching either bank, but not beyond remaining in the water. mid-term breaked adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the week as though classes have been suspended. Alisande went mid-term breaked on the stairs and requested no examinations until Monday.