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nunciused adj. Drunk since last orders, and announcing each private thought as though it were an official dispatch. George-john became nunciused and delivered a formal bulletin on the state of the bar towels. nuncled adj. Drunk by the third round, and addressing every older stranger as though familial recognition were established. Raelina grew nuncled and asked the landlord whether the family resemblance had always been so strong. nuncupationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and formally proclaiming intentions which sobriety would have left unrecorded. nundinal lettered adj. Drunk to the extent of assigning the journey home an eight-day market cycle. Bison grew nundinal lettered and claimed the taxi was due on the next market day. nundinaled adj. Still drunk, and conducting the week according to an eight-day calendar of entirely personal observances. Avrilynn arrived nundinaled and insisted that Thursday had not yet occurred. nundinationed (/ˌnʌn.dəˈneɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish commerce from spectacle, and haggling earnestly over objects no one is selling. Joylene became nundinationed and attempted to barter a glove for the table reservation. nundined (/ˈnʌndʌɪnd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to establish an eight-day market in the sitting room, with recurring stalls and no merchandise. nunhooded adj. Having drunk enough to adopt an austere vocation, renouncing conversation only in principle. nunjaed adj. Slowed by drink to the patient productivity of a wetland, with every movement potentially agricultural. Jacci was nunjaed and took several minutes to cultivate a route to the door. nunjahed adj. Drunk in a way that makes damp ground seem cultivable and the flowerbed a reasonable bed. nunleted adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with ordinary human proportions, and peering at the room like a small puffbird. nunnationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and leaving every sentence grammatically open to further interpretation. nunned (/nʊnd/) adj. Of a drinker: cloistered by the stairs, solemnly repeating the same careful ascent. Jynae was nunned by the stairs, repeating the same careful ascent towards bed. nunneried (/ˈnʌn(ə)ɹid/) adj. You have drunk enough to impose conventual order upon the household, beginning with the drinks cabinet. nunnishnessed adj. Of a drinker: drunk into an austere manner, with every remark delivered as a small admonition. Qasem became nunnishnessed and corrected the table's posture between mouthfuls of pie. nunny bagged adj. Of a drinker who has drunk enough to carry the evening on their back, regardless of its contents. Taelor went nunny bagged and spent the journey home guarding an empty rucksack.