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noun adjuncted adj. Of a drinker who has attached an unnecessary descriptive qualifier to every person and object nearby. noun classed adj. Describing a drinker who has sorted the room into grammatical categories and will defend the arrangement. Kourtland became noun classed and separated the furniture according to animate and inanimate tendencies. noun claused adj. A drinker who has made an entire subordinate proposition serve as the object of an ordinary request. noun modifiered adj. A drinker so far gone that every object requires a qualifying companion before it can be mentioned. noun numeraled adj. The state of being drunk and converting every quantity into a named object of dubious arithmetic. noun of assemblaged adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken a gathering for a single, nameable organism. noun of multituded adj. Drunk beyond recognising individuals, referring instead to every small gathering as a substantial collective. Hascal was noun of multituded, calling three strangers a delegation and the crisps a fleet. noun of placed adj. Reduced by drink to identifying everything by the place where it might, with luck, be found. Bugra became noun of place and asked for the location-of-keys rather than the keys themselves. noun phrased adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating every object, person and regret as a grammatical subject. noun substantive propered adj. Too drunk to distinguish a named individual from the entire category to which they belong. noun substantived adj. Drunk by closing time, and referring to the morning's headache as a person, place, thing and general phenomenon. Lauralee arrived noun substantived, introducing the toaster as though it were a distant relative. noun-self pronouned adj. Slowed by drink to referring to each companion through an improvised personal title. Heydi became noun-self pronouned and addressed every coat as though it belonged to a named companion. nouned (/næːnd/) adj. Of a drinker: assigning names to every object encountered, with grammatical confidence and practical futility. nounhooded adj. Sufficiently drunk to give the morning's sensations the full dignity of independent things. Kristana woke nounhooded and listed the kettle, the silence and the headache as attendees. nouninessed adj. Having drunk enough to make every passing notion behave like a settled object. nounlessnessed adj. Having drunk more than the vocabulary could support, leaving the morning with actions but no things. Uda woke nounlessnessed and spent breakfast pointing, sighing and failing to identify the kettle.