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nauseogenicitied adj. Drunk enough to generate unease merely by approaching the coat rack. Bene was nauseogenicitied by last orders, and the cloakroom emptied around them. nauseogenitied adj. Drunk past the point of being welcomed into a taxi without first opening a window. Tamicko was nauseogenitied by closing time, and the taxi began its journey with all windows down. nauseousnessed adj. Drunk beyond the point where coats, buses, and further rounds can be considered separately. Ellee was nauseousnessed by midnight, staring at the coat rack as though it were a timetable. naushadared adj. Drunk in a way that preserves a sharp, mineral memory of the bar long after departure. Sandie was naushadared, remembering the exact taste of the counter while forgetting the taxi fare. nautankied (/nɔːˈtaŋkid/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the walk home becomes a folk drama with songs between the acts. Danny-junior went nautankied after last orders, narrating the taxi queue in improvised verses. nautch girled adj. Drunk to the extent of performing professionally for the cloakroom queue, whether engaged or not. Ranaldo was nautch girled by last orders, dancing while the attendant searched for the ticket. nautch-girled adj. Drunk on the strength of a final round, and dancing through the coat-check procedure. Basile was nautch-girled after the final round, treating the cloakroom as a small theatre. nautched (/nɔːt͡ʃd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that turns putting on a coat into an elaborate public dance. Nasear became nautched at closing time, performing the coat sleeve with considerable ceremony. nautical charted adj. Drunk since last orders, and navigating the journey home by landmarks no longer in agreement. Zaedon was nautical charted, using the closed bakery to steer towards a house three streets away. nautical miled adj. Still drunk, and requiring a maritime scale to describe the distance between the pub and home. Thanusha was nautical miled, insisting the taxi rank lay at least one sea-mile away. nautical twilighted adj. Sharpened by drink into the brief, uncertain interval between nocturnal confidence and morning accountability. Neda was nautical twilighted, discoursing as though dawn were a navigational hypothesis. nauticalesed adj. Loosened by drink into maritime jargon, regardless of whether a vessel or a listener is present. Jaramie became nauticalesed and described the coat stand as a difficult little harbour. nauticalismed adj. Emboldened by drink to insert a seafaring expression where ordinary vocabulary would have sufficed. Uzziah grew nauticalismed and called the queue a convoy under adverse conditions. nauticalitied adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate, creaking solemnity of a person attempting to navigate a deck in weather. Luecinda became nauticalitied and crossed the hallway as though it were a pitching deck. nauticsed adj. Drunk and navigating by instinct, with the furniture serving as an unlicensed chart. Ayria went nauticsed and steered herself towards the kitchen by successive collisions. nautiliconed adj. Drunk to the point where the body assumes a coiled spiral and every approach returns to its starting point. Mirage became nautiliconed and circled the same chair without ever quite sitting down.