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nyotaimoried adj. A drinker who has made the sofa into a serving surface, though only the water remains. nyssaed adj. Drunk, with the result that you stand about quietly, broad-canopied and rooted to the bar. Buddug stood nyssaed beside the pumps, broad-canopied and rooted to the bar. nystagmogramed adj. Drunk to a degree that your eyes provide the landlord with a detailed record of the evening. nystagmographied adj. Drunk to the extent of recording every passing movement twice, once with each wandering eye. nystagmused (/nɪˈstæɡməsd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of repeated side-to-side glances, none of which settle on the correct person. Jaymin went nystagmused when asked whether he wanted another pint or the bill. nystatinned (/ˈnʌɪ.stət.ɪnd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and attempting to treat the pub's minor ailments with whatever is in the glass. nystatinolided adj. Drunk by closing time, and chemically committed to curing the room of whatever ails it. Alexaundra was nystatinolided, recommending bitter as an antifungal treatment. nystosed adj. Still drunk, and assembled from three sweet assurances and one dependable piece of sense. Zygmund was nystosed on the sofa, assembled from three sweet assurances and one dependable thought. nytrilled adj. Too drunk to remain a single person, having become a synthetic thread of determination and poor judgement. Virginius was nytrilled and attempted to stitch the argument back together with a pool cue. nyu hafued adj. You have drunk enough to divide the evening between the kitchen and the sofa without travelling. nyulaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to prowl the pub in search of unattended snacks and suspicious noises.