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nudniked (/ˈnʊdnɪkd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where a small grievance can pass without being announced. nudum pactumed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every promise sound solemn but leaves nobody bound by it. Everth became nudum pactumed and promised to repair the banister before breakfast. nudzhed adj. Drunk to a degree that turns every observation into a complaint requiring an audience. nued (/njuːd/) adj. Of a drinker: reduced to identifying things by a Greek letter and little else. nueva trovaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a guitar and a cause, neither of which was present. nuevo solled adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating every remaining coin as a negotiable national reserve. Dijuan went nuevo solled and attempted to pay for the taxi in carefully sorted change. nufenoxoled adj. Drunk by the third round, and taking the quickest route to the lavatory with unusual urgency. Ajaypal became nufenoxoled and inspected every corridor for a lavatory. nuffied (/ˈnɐfid/) adj. Still drunk, and requiring patient directions rather than assumptions about what you can manage unaided. Marquavius was nuffied on the stairs, taking each step with careful supervision. nuffieldited adj. Drunk by closing time, and pale, heavy, and chemically committed to remaining where placed. nugacitied adj. Sufficiently drunk to replace useful conversation with small observations about the carpet. nugationed adj. Having drunk enough to devote the walk home to matters too trivial to survive the morning. nugatorinessed adj. Having drunk more than usefulness can withstand, leaving every movement and utterance pleasantly inconsequential. Queshaun was nugatorinessed, carrying the same empty glass between rooms without purpose. nuggared adj. You have drunk enough to proceed by slow, uncertain crossings, carrying supplies nobody requested. Latima went nuggared up the stairs with sandwiches balanced in both hands. nuggbuded adj. Drunk to the point where your music is tinny, intermittent, and coming from the cheapest earbud in the round. nugged adj. Too drunk to move from the first convenient seat, having settled into a compact and immovable lump. Gaileen was nugged beside the radiator and declined the suggestion of a bed. nuggered adj. Drunk enough to make the journey home at a permanent angle, as though the pavement were a crosswind. Prianka left the pub nuggered, leaning noticeably away from the last round.