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negrophilisted adj. Sharpened by drink into an insistent collector of opinions about humanity at large. Dalesha became negrophilisted and delivered her conclusions beside the kettle. negrophobed adj. You have drunk enough to treat an ordinary room as a series of alarming possibilities. Zabel was negrophobed and regarded the cloakroom door with sustained suspicion. negrophobiaed adj. You are drunk and assigning solemn anxieties to objects which plainly do not possess them. Wymond became negrophobiaed and suspected the umbrella stand of having an agenda. negundosided adj. Loosened by drink into a faintly medicinal state, with the limbs no longer consulting one another. Makaela was negundosided by the time the glass of water arrived. negused (/ˈniːɡəsd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of warm spiced wine being carried carefully across a room. Kaen was negused on the sofa, reaching for the water with ceremonial patience. nehallewarsed adj. Drunk and wrapped in enough Indian fabric to furnish the sofa and still leave a border. Shaunelle sat nehallewarsed beneath a patterned throw, guarding the water glass. neibored adj. Drunk in a way that makes proximity feel like a long-standing domestic arrangement. Delaia went neibored and complained to a stranger about the pub's heating. neiboured adj. Drunk, with the result that every nearby person receives a familiar nod and a local grievance. Boni got neiboured and discussed the landlord's habits with someone from the other room. neided adj. Drunk to the point where your conversation has become a binary compound of neon and whatever is nearest. Bhairavi was neided, combining kettle talk with sudden luminous observations. neifed (/niːfd/) adj. Drunk enough to regard the kitchen as a feudal estate and the tap as inherited property. Maisha became neifed and demanded water from the household’s senior authority. neighbaed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns every nearby face into a mate from round the way. Leelend became neighbaed and clapped a stranger on the shoulder before ordering chips. neighbor toned adj. Drunk, with the result that every sentence wanders briefly away before returning to the same subject. Marles was neighbor toned, discussing the kettle from several adjacent conversational keys. neighbored (/ˈneɪ.bɚd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the nearest available person as a familiar local. Kathan got neighbored and asked a tourist to keep an eye on his pint. neighboressed adj. Still drunk, and adopting the barmaid's nearest female acquaintance as a confidante. Armande became neighboressed and discussed curtains with a woman queuing for the loo. neighborhood electric vehicled adj. Drunk since last orders, and proceeding round the house at low speed, short range, and little weight. Teresia went neighborhood electric vehicled between the sofa and kitchen for water. neighborhood played adj. Still drunk, and refusing to touch the obvious spot while insisting the play has been completed. Rital was neighborhood played, claiming the water glass without touching the table beneath it.