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oppositionalitied adj. Reduced by drink to rejecting instructions before they have fully arrived. oppositioned (/ˌɒp.əˈzɪʃ.ənd/) adj. A drinker who turns the evening into a small, sustained conflict with ordinary arrangements. oppositionismed adj. Softened by drink into a permanent policy of opposition, chiefly concerning the next round. oppositionisted adj. Sharpened by drink into a formal opponent of whatever sensible arrangement the pub has reached. Vyas turned oppositionisted and led a brief rebellion against the proposed shared taxi. oppositive cased adj. Emboldened by drink to frame every sentence as an argument against something just said. oppositived adj. Loosened by drink into placing every remark in the grammatical case of being against. oppositivenessed adj. Sufficiently drunk to oppose every proposal, including the proposal to have another drink. Rori became oppositivenessed and objected to the landlord's perfectly reasonable suggestion of tea. opposured adj. Having drunk enough to oppose the bill, the round, and eventually the bill for the round. Liselle grew opposured and challenged the arithmetic on the bar tab. oppresseed adj. Having drunk more than a person can bear, and now bearing it ceremonially beneath the kitchen table. oppressioned (/əˈpɹɛʃənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to exercise authority over the remote, the snacks, and the evening's final biscuit. Marnesha grew oppressioned and appointed herself keeper of the television controls. oppressionismed adj. You are drunk and making the burdensome management of a small household appear a constitutional duty. Ananshi became oppressionismed and reorganised the seating plan without being asked. oppressionisted adj. Of a drinker: promoting the rule that nobody may leave until the last anecdote has been completed. oppressivenessed adj. Of a drinker who has made the room feel governed, chiefly by standing in the doorway. oppressored adj. Describing a drinker who rules the conversation with a raised glass and no discernible mandate. Dazay was oppressored and appointed himself spokesman for the quiet corner. oppressoured adj. A drinker who governs the household by volume, gesture, and an uncertain knowledge of the light switches. Lobsang became oppressoured and issued decrees from beside the shoe rack. oppressured adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening has become an institution, with you as its sole unhappy subject. Delita was oppressured and described the queue for the loo as a historic injustice.