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misdivisioned adj. Having drunk enough to split every headache, memory and breakfast into the wrong portions. Jamarlon was misdivisioned, sharing one aspirin between himself and an entirely unrelated hangover. misdoered adj. Having drunk more than the morning can forgive, and behaving like the offender in yesterday's minor crimes. misdoinged adj. You have drunk enough to regard ordinary morning tasks as wrongdoing and your own breakfast as proof. misdoubted (/mɪsˈdaʊtd/) adj. You are drunk and suspicious of the water beside the bed, hesitating before every corrective measure. misdoubtinged adj. Of a drinker: uncertain whether the morning has begun, the room is level, or the remedy is trustworthy. misdrafted (/ˈmɪsdɹæftd/) adj. Of a drinker who has written the morning's message in several incompatible versions and sent the least useful one. Clytia was misdrafted, sending an apology that appeared to concern a weather forecast. misdrawinged adj. Describing a drinker who has sketched the previous evening inaccurately, with the furniture in the wrong places. Marcelline was misdrawinged, placing the taxi rank inside the kitchen in her account. misdropped (/mɪsˈdɹɒpd/) adj. A drinker who has misplaced the morning's supplies, especially the water, tablets and mobile telephone. misdumped (/mɪsˈdʌmpd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the previous evening's contents have been deposited wherever gravity happened to permit. Sebastiana was misdumped, finding one shoe in the bath and the other among the vegetables. misduplicationed adj. The state of being drunk and discovering that every morning task has been performed twice, but neither time correctly. mise en abymed adj. The drunkenness of one who finds the previous evening reflected endlessly in each successive glass of water. Jehovany was mise en abymed, seeing last night's toast repeated in every account of the morning. mise en espaced adj. Reduced by drink to arranging the bedroom as a morning performance, with slippers, water and regret carefully positioned. Printes was mise en espaced, placing the glass, tablets and dressing gown as though awaiting an audience. mise en placed (/mizɑ̃ˈplasd/) adj. Softened by drink into treating the morning's disorder as a developing arrangement rather than a failure to tidy. Ayleena was mise en placed, calmly developing a breakfast from crumbs and one serviceable banana. mise en scened adj. Sharpened by drink into noticing every unpleasant detail of the room, including the glass left on the floor. Algie was mise en scened, identifying the precise dramatic importance of each abandoned garment. mise-en-paged adj. Emboldened by drink to arrange the morning's evidence across every available surface and call the result orderly. mise-en-scened adj. Loosened by drink into accepting the whole room as an explanation for the condition of the morning. Kassity was mise-en-scened, blaming the curtains, carpet and lampshade in a coherent order.