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nugget of truthed adj. Drunk beyond the point where each elaborate account contains one small, recoverable fact. Santiaga was nugget of truthed about the missed train, though the rest concerned a duke. nuggeted (/ˈnʌɡətd/) adj. Drunk past the point of remaining spread across the evening, and compacted into one small, immovable parcel. Melenda was nuggeted beneath the coat pile before last orders were called. nuggied (/ˈnʊɡid/) adj. Having drunk enough to spend the morning rubbing one's head and accepting affection as a possible explanation. nugued adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you socially unremarked, even while standing beside the last-orders bell. Jeanina went nugued at the bar, overlooked by everyone ordering their final drinks. nuhoued adj. Drunk, with the result that every coat, delay, and departure becomes news worth circulating. Patrizio got nuhoued and reported each taxi's progress to the entire smoking area. nuisance called adj. Drunk on the strength of an unsolicited call made at closing time to settle nothing. nuisance callered adj. Drunk since last orders, and telephoning people who have given no reason to hear from you. Aminatou grew nuisance callered outside the pub, ringing three friends about a misplaced scarf. nuisance candidated adj. Drunk by the third round, and presenting yourself as an alternative route home merely to confuse everyone. Jaquella became nuisance candidated, offering three contradictory destinations before the taxi arrived. nuisance feed adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating every small charge for getting home as a personal deterrent. nuisance grounded adj. Still drunk, and settled among discarded packaging where the evening's transport arrangements have ended. Leva was nuisance grounded behind the takeaway, beside the bins and several abandoned coats. nuisance parametered adj. Too drunk to distinguish the relevant facts of departure from every incidental delay and coat-related variable. nuisance taxed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every purchase after the first round as an unreasonable charge on existence. nuisanced (/ˈnjuː.sənsd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a small, persistent inconvenience to whoever is arranging the journey home. Verle was nuisanced by the cloakroom ticket and delayed the queue for several minutes. nuisancered adj. Having drunk enough to create a nuisance wherever the final round happens to leave you. nuit blanched adj. You have drunk enough to turn last orders into an all-night festival with no further planning. nujazzed adj. The state of being drunk and combining incompatible subjects with reasonable confidence.