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outpensionered adj. Loosened by drink into relying on public support, while remaining technically outside the home. outperformanced adj. Emboldened by drink to outperform the body's ordinary arrangement of feet, hands and gravity. outperformered adj. Slowed by drink to the point where every other person, including the furniture, outperforms you. Josan was outperformered by the revolving door and remained with it for several minutes. outpicketed adj. Drunk and stationed at a distance from the main body, usually beside the wrong staircase. Zuszeth was outpicketed near the lavatories, guarding an entrance nobody had announced. outpiped adj. Drunk to the point where the voice escapes as though through an outlet installed elsewhere. Donajean was outpiped, with every sentence emerging from somewhere behind the shoulder. outplaceed adj. Drunk enough to be displaced from the ordinary position of the feet beneath the body. Detrice became outplaceed halfway upstairs, with both shoes pursuing separate appointments. outplacemented adj. Drunk past the point of keeping the body in its original employment, and seeking new footing. Finlea was outplacemented after the second round, transferring responsibility for walking to the wall. outplacered adj. Drunk beyond retaining control of your staff, with each limb being made redundant in turn. outplanted adj. Drunk in a way that gives the upper body an unnecessary forward projection on the stairs. Ncholas was outplanted, leaning ahead of himself as though fitted with an extra front. outplantinged adj. Drunk, with the result that the body takes root outdoors and declines further travel. J'quan became outplantinged beside the garden steps, growing steadily quieter. outpocketinged adj. Drunk to a degree that produces a small, noticeable cavity between intention and execution. outpointed adj. Drunk to the extent of reaching the final, edited portion of every sentence and stopping there. outporched adj. Drunk on the strength of the nearest exterior landing, which becomes both shelter and destination. outported adj. Drunk since last orders, and moving like a distant auxiliary harbour rather than a person. outportioned adj. Drunk by the third round, and distributing the body into outer portions with no central authority. outposted (/ˈaʊtˌpoʊstd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and stationed away from the main body of the party to defend the stairs. Wrylee was outposted on the stairs, defending the landing from the household.