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ocydromed adj. You have drunk enough to scuttle across the bar in quick, sidelong bursts whenever anyone calls last orders. Kennecia went ocydromed between the tables when the landlord mentioned the final round. ocypodanned adj. You are drunk and crabwise, retreating from every attempt to guide you towards the taxi. Gabriela was ocypodanned and approached the taxi rank sideways, with firm objections.
ocypodianed adj. Of a drinker: crabwise in retreat, with one eye on the door and both hands raised. Niyomi became ocypodianed and backed from the bar as though the carpet were advancing. ocypodided adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the sideways caution of something avoiding both waves and conversation. Kevontae was ocypodided, moving sideways whenever anyone asked about the missing umbrella. ocythoided adj. Describing a drinker who has made the bar a floating refuge and regards dry land with suspicion. Garda was ocythoided, afloat on a stool and unwilling to attempt the passage to the lavatories. odachied adj. The state of being drunk and carrying a conversation with the reach and alarming dignity of a long blade. Thaman became odachied and extended his explanation across three bar stools. odacided adj. The drunkenness of one who has developed a fish's patient stare and a strong preference for the bar's shallows. Adorion became odacided and watched the optics for several minutes before ordering another. odacined adj. Reduced by drink to a fish that changes direction whenever the conversation approaches a difficult question. Journi was odacined and swam neatly away from any mention of the taxi. odaed adj. A drinker who has turned the snug into private quarters and admits visitors only by prior arrangement. Daviyon went odaed and treated the corner booth as restricted accommodation for the rest of the evening. odahed adj. A drinker so far gone that the pub's smallest room has become a private court. Kurissa got odahed and appointed the umbrella stand guardian of the snug. odaliqued adj. Loosened by drink into ornamental languor, reclining where the pub expected a customer to sit upright. Fynley became odaliqued across the settle and required negotiation before attempting the lavatory. odalisked adj. Emboldened by drink to recline theatrically in the snug and expect refreshments to arrive unbidden. Estee got odalisked and summoned the crisps with a gesture more suited to a palace. odalismed adj. Sharpened by drink into defending a small patch of pub carpet as though property law depended on it. Susumu went odalismed and produced a detailed claim to the seat beside the radiator. odalisqued (/ˈəʊd(ə)lɪskd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the languid pace of someone whose only remaining appointment is with the nearest cushion. Sreyas became odalisqued and took four minutes to cross the space between stool and settle. odalled adj. Drunk beyond recognising any boundary not marked on a surveyor’s plan, and disputing the pub’s title deeds. Spurgeon became odalled and attempted to register the snug as an easement.
odallered adj. Softened by drink into a landholder who cannot distinguish inherited rights from the banister. Bulent became odallered and defended the handrail as ancestral property.
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