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onomatopeiaed adj. You are drunk and making the journey home sound exactly like the noises it contains. onomatophobiaed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can support, and flinching whenever a particular name is spoken. Young became onomatophobiaed when the taxi driver announced the street's name. onomatophored adj. You have drunk enough to serve as the official bearer of one name throughout the journey home. Alaire became onomatophored and carried the pub's chosen name through three taxi changes. onomatopied adj. Of a drinker: every sound on the walk home has acquired an uncannily suitable verbal form. onomatopoeiaed (/ˌɒnəˌmætəˈpiːəd/) adj. Of a drinker who has made the evening's noises resemble their sources, especially during last orders. onomatopoeianed adj. Describing a drinker who turns each sound on the route home into a word resembling it. Jakelyne got onomatopoeianed and gave the closing shutters a remarkably faithful name. onomatopoeicsed adj. A drinker who uses imitative noises to conduct the last round and narrate the departure. Marceleen became onomatopoeicsed and announced the taxi's arrival without using its name. onomatopoesied adj. The state of being drunk and expressing the journey home through sounds that imitate what they describe. Aneissa was onomatopoesied, narrating the journey home with noises for each avoidable obstacle. onomatopoesised adj. A drinker so far gone that the journey home proceeds chiefly by noises resembling its events. Jordan-james was onomatopoesised and described the walk home through bangs, beeps and clinks. onomatopoetried adj. Drunk to the extent of composing verse in which every action is accompanied by its own officious sound. Zyleigh became onomatopoetried and rendered the closing of the door as an extended composition in clangs. onomatopoiesised adj. Drunk on the strength of making noises resemble their causes, a distinction he explains at unnecessary length. Maclane became onomatopoiesised and classified each hiccup according to its supposed acoustic origin. onomatopoieticked adj. Drunk since last orders, and speaking in words whose sounds have begun to perform their meanings. Lakindra grew onomatopoieticked and made the contents of every glass announce themselves audibly. onomomancied adj. You have drunk enough to divine your balance from a name, and find the prognosis poor. ononinned adj. Drunk by the third round, and glucosidically inclined towards whatever the soybean has not already claimed. Congress became ononinned and delivered a learned account of the soybean's minor constituents. onopordumed adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying the dry, persistent bearing of a thistle that has outlived all sympathy. onoratoited adj. Still drunk, and pale, angular, and chemically overqualified for ordinary conversation.