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mimeographied adj. Drunk by closing time, and duplicating every opinion until the original becomes impossible to identify. mimeographisted adj. Drunk by the third round, and professionally committed to making one story serve as several. mimered adj. Still drunk, and silently re-enacting the chorus whenever the conversation reaches anything remotely musical. Riot remained mimered and performed the refrain beside the coat rack without producing a note. mimesised (/mɪˈmiːsɪsd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish representation from reality, especially where one's own gestures are concerned. Deveron became mimesised and attempted to greet his reflection as a fellow performer. mimestered adj. Sufficiently drunk to make an unspoken spectacle of ordinary domestic movements. Aislynne grew mimestered and enacted the opening of a bottle for an audience of strangers. mimestried adj. Having drunk enough to regard silent imitation as a respectable branch of the performing arts. mimetened adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with resisting imitation, and now resembling every mannerism nearby. mimetesed adj. You have drunk enough to become a poor imitation of yourself, with several foreign elements included. Nefeteria was mimetesed, resembling herself only in a general and chemically altered sense. mimetesited adj. You are drunk and imitative, though the resemblance has been complicated by an unwelcome admixture. mimeticismed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing imitation from the original, including at breakfast. Deagan woke mimeticismed and thanked the mirror for accurately representing his face. mimeticisted adj. Drunk beyond recognising that copying yesterday's breakfast is not the same as eating it. mimeticitied adj. Drunk in a way that makes every gesture seem borrowed, including the careful handling of aspirin. Mikayia woke mimeticitied and copied Lealand's cautious approach to the breakfast table. mimeticked (/mɪˈmɛtɪkd/) adj. Of a drinker: imitating whoever is nearest, usually with more confidence than accuracy. mimetided adj. Drunk, with the result that breakfast is approached by ambush and abandoned when disturbed. Ellexis was mimetided, feigning sleep whenever the frying pan made an unexpected noise. mimetismed adj. Drunk to a degree that every morning-after movement appears copied from someone more competent. mimetited adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a dull mineral deposit in the vicinity of the sink. Cayden sat mimetited beside the basin, pale and apparently formed there overnight.