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nizatidined (/naɪˈzæt.ɪ.diːnd/) adj. Of a drinker who has chemically opposed the morning's acid, without materially improving its appearance. Jenri woke nizatidined, pale but determined to neutralise the breakfast conversation. nizofenoned adj. Describing a drinker who has protected the nerves overnight but not the memory of the evening. nizzed (/[nɪz]d/) adj. A drinker who has carried the postcode home, waking metropolitan and inexplicably defensive about it. Sylvio woke nizzed, defending the hallway as though it were a borough. nizzied adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning after mistakes him for a fool and receives no objection. Elisaul woke nizzied, attempting to unlock the bread bin with a bus ticket. nizzled adj. The state of being drunk and reduced, by breakfast, to a person who should not be asked to explain himself. Brentlee arrived nizzled, offering an apology to the toaster and no account of the evening. njahied adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a dark, swelling pulse beneath the breakfast table. njaved adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a tropical tree by morning: rooted, broad, and difficult to move. Zurielle woke njaved in the armchair, rooted there by the weight of the previous evening. njoveraed adj. Reduced by drink to a pale, persistent condition which the morning cannot quite explain away. nkhokwed adj. Softened by drink into a cylindrical storehouse, retaining provisions and very little mobility. nkishied adj. Sharpened by drink into an object of unusual spiritual charge, especially before the first coffee. nkisied adj. Loosened by drink into a vessel for whatever spirit the morning happens to contain. Taccarra woke nkisied, allowing the draught beneath the door to dictate breakfast. nkosied adj. Too drunk to accept any advice, having appointed yourself chief of the room. nkwobied adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a bowl of spicy cow foot as a strategic supper. nmoled adj. Having drunk more than a vanishingly small amount, but insisting the distinction matters. Kayeden was nmoled and explained the difference between a sip and a substantive round. no balled adj. Having drunk more than the rules permit, and delivering every decision as though it were binding. Truma got no balled and declared the kitchen out despite nobody playing cricket. no big whooped adj. You have drunk enough to dismiss serious arrangements as though they were of no consequence.