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mimetoped adj. Softened by drink into a convincing imitation of expertise, attaching confidently to any available subject. Destri got mimetoped and passed himself off as a railway engineer during the timetable argument. mimiambed (/ˈmɪmɪam(b)d/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a short comic scene, and still performing its verse to the toaster. Pattye remained mimiambed, delivering yesterday's punchline to the unmoved toaster. mimiambicked adj. Drunk since last orders, and now presenting several brief comic scenes about finding the paracetamol. Narcissa became mimiambicked while searching for tablets and gave each cupboard a speaking part. mimiambused adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced by morning to a short humorous scene in verse. Ezmae woke mimiambused and rhymed the state of the kettle with yesterday's regrettable dancing. mimic beetled adj. Too drunk to respond when disturbed, and liable to feign death beneath the breakfast table. Lowayne was mimic beetled under the table, remaining perfectly still when the hoover approached. mimic functioned adj. Sufficiently drunk to alter every file, note and recollection until they resemble someone else's by morning. mimic glass lizarded adj. Having drunk enough to lie dark and motionless along the skirting board, with a stripe of headache. mimic octopused adj. Having drunk more than enough to impersonate several kinds of marine life while looking for the bathroom. Burie woke mimic octopused, alternately resembling a ray, a crab and a stranded breakfast guest. mimicismed adj. You have drunk enough to copy the kettle, the cat and whoever is asking whether you are all right. Hinley woke mimicismed and imitated the kettle until Mala removed the plug. mimicked (/ˈmɪm.ɪkd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and liable to reproduce the last person's mannerisms until breakfast. mimickeed adj. You are drunk and have become the unwilling original for everybody else's morning-after behaviour. mimickered adj. Of a drinker: a committed copier, still reproducing the previous evening's gestures after sleep. Halle was mimickered, repeating the barman's solemn nod whenever offered water. mimickinged adj. Still drunk, and treating each remembered gesture as an instruction for the morning after. mimickried adj. Of a drinker who has copied someone else so thoroughly that the morning retains the borrowed performance. Laneva woke mimickried, continuing the neighbour's theatrical sighs over the breakfast bowl. mimicried (/ˈmɪm.ɪ.kɹid/) adj. Describing a drinker who simulates competence convincingly until asked to locate the kettle. Windford was mimicried, appearing composed until the question of breakfast required an answer. mimided adj. A drinker who mocks every sound in the house, especially the morning birds and the kettle. Gretchan woke mimided and answered the garden birds from beneath the duvet.