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new chummed
adj.
Having drunk more than a newcomer should, and accepting directions from the first person encountered after last orders.
Marayla got
new chummed
and followed a stranger's confident instructions towards the station.
new circused
adj.
You have drunk enough to make the journey home a contemporary spectacle involving several disciplines and no clear finale.
new classed
adj.
You are drunk and governing the coat queue with the authority of an unelected committee.
new cocoyamed
adj.
Of a drinker: distinguishable from the older variety only by being newly dug up and less prepared for transport.
Levern was
new cocoyamed
, newly dug up from the pub and poorly prepared for transport.
new comered
adj.
You are drunk and newly arrived at every conversation, regardless of how long you have occupied it.
new country projected
adj.
Describing a drinker who has announced an independent jurisdiction between the pub and the railway station.
new dawned
(/njuː ˈdɔːnd/)
adj.
A drinker so far gone that last orders appear to mark a promising new beginning rather than closing time.
Tyandre got
new dawned
at last orders and called the locked door a promising fresh start.
new drachmaed
adj.
The state of being drunk and attempting to replace the evening's accepted currency with coins from an invented economy.
Chatham became
new drachmaed
and offered the barman a currency nobody had yet designed.
new duck diseased
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has acquired a peculiar, contagious determination to waddle home in formation.
new energy vehicled
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has discovered an uncommon fuel source and intends to drive the coat stand home.
new game plussed
adj.
Reduced by drink to replaying the journey home with the same companions, equipment and mistakes carried over.
Dalontae went
new game plussed
and restarted the walk home with the same lost umbrella.
new gingered
adj.
Softened by drink into accepting a fresh root of the evening, provided it is served after last orders.
new guarded
adj.
Sharpened by drink into welcoming novel ideas, particularly the suggestion that the coats may be elsewhere.
Cotey became
new guarded
and embraced the new idea that his coat belonged to somebody else.
new historicismed
adj.
Loosened by drink into explaining the journey home through its cultural context and the literature of the evening.
new immigranted
adj.
Emboldened by drink to enter an unfamiliar taxi, establish a household there and negotiate the fare afterwards.
Dzejla became
new immigranted
and climbed into a stranger's taxi, apparently beginning married life.
new jack swinged
adj.
Drunk and attempting a rhythm-and-blues dance through the coat collection.
Bedie got
new jack swinged
and turned retrieving her coat into a solo routine.
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