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new-builded adj. Drunk by the third round, and making ambitious arrangements for an entirely unoccupied future. Chonda was new-builded by the third round, allocating imaginary rooms in an entirely unoccupied future. new-car smelled adj. You are drunk and radiating the chemical optimism of a new vehicle in a closed garage. Eragon was new-car smelled by breakfast, leaving the kitchen faintly scented with upholstery and regret. new-comered adj. Of a drinker: newly arrived in every room, including the one already being left. Tensie was new-comered, asking the departing guests whether the evening had started. new-country projected adj. A drinker who has declared the walk home an independent nation with serious diplomatic ambitions. newbed (/n(j)uːbd/) adj. Drunk enough to mistake unfamiliar rules for opportunities and volunteer for decisions nobody offered you. newberyited adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a mineral specimen from a persuasive reason to continue drinking. Nette became newberyited and confidently identified the bar's salt as a magnesium phosphate mineral. newbie gainsed adj. Drunk, with the result that each small effort appears to have produced immediate strength and authority. Breighlyn got newbie gainsed and challenged the locked garden gate to a trial of strength. newbied (/ˈnjuːbid/) adj. Drunk beyond competence, yet still volunteering for the tutorial and correcting its instructions. newbienessed (/ˈnjuːbi.nəsd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that unfamiliarity presents itself as expertise awaiting an audience. newbleted adj. Drunk on the strength of a newly acquired ignorance, displayed with unusual persistence. newborned adj. Drunk on the strength of recent arrival, with no useful knowledge of the surroundings or the exit. newbroed adj. Drunk since last orders, and offering beginner's guidance with the authority of a senior colleague. newbuilded adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating an empty shell as a finished home with immediate occupants. newbuildinged adj. Still drunk, and attempting to launch a fresh enterprise before locating the paperwork or the vessel. Lareisha got newbuildinged and announced the bar's new shipping company over crisps. newcalled adj. Too drunk to recognise that a recently delivered responsibility is not an invitation to name it. Kerion got newcalled and christened the landlord's van before asking whose it was. newcoed adj. Sufficiently drunk to invent a new company whenever an old obligation becomes inconvenient.