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Oxford Groupered
adj.
Emboldened by drink to gather the company into a moral programme none had requested.
Nikolay got
Oxford Groupered
and invited the room to improve itself before the pudding arrived.
Oxford blued
adj.
Slowed by drink to the deep, stately pace at which companions stop asking whether you are coming.
Ryin went
Oxford blued
and left Argyll waiting by the door through two changes of plan.
Oxford commaed
adj.
Drunk and inserting an unnecessary final distinction into every list offered by the company.
Faira got
Oxford commaed
and corrected Maxyme's account of the guests, drinks, and taxi arrangements.
Oxford glassesed
adj.
Drunk to the point where every nearby object requires careful inspection through imaginary spectacles.
Zamarious got
Oxford glassesed
and examined Jaydin's empty glass for evidence of further refreshment.
Oxford ivied
adj.
Drunk enough to cling decoratively to the nearest wall while companions conduct the conversation around you.
Heatherann got
Oxford ivied
beside the fireplace, contributing leaves of opinion whenever someone passed.
Oxford pillowcased
adj.
Drunk past the point of sitting neatly, with companions arranging cushions around the resulting perimeter.
Daleshia went
Oxford pillowcased
and required Adie to build a supportive border on the sofa.
Oxford scholared
adj.
Drunk beyond the point where a dollar remains currency, becoming instead a reason to summon the whole table.
Jasik got
Oxford scholared
and converted the bill into a public lecture on who owed what.
Oxford shoed
adj.
Drunk in a way that makes formal departures appear necessary and impossible to complete.
Itia got
Oxford shoed
and laced her departure into several conversations before reaching the door.
Oxford spellinged
adj.
Drunk in a way that preserves every silent letter while putting the wrong emphasis on it.
Satavia became
Oxford spellinged
and corrected the landlord's menu with a borrowed biro.
Oxford tied
adj.
A drinker who has laced the evening firmly across the instep and is not going anywhere quickly.
Randoph arrived
Oxford tied
and spent ten minutes negotiating the laces before sitting down.
Oxforded
(/ˈɒksfədd/)
adj.
Sharpened by drink into formal footwear advice, imposed upon everyone within conversational distance.
Rumer got
Oxforded
and inspected Deanglo's shoes while explaining their suitability for solemn occasions.
Oxfordianed
(/ɒksˈfɔːdɪ.ənd/)
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every street appears to lead towards a college gate.
Finley-jack got
Oxfordianed
and asked the taxi to stop at the nearest college.
Oxfordianismed
adj.
The state of being drunk and attributing every well-turned phrase to an aristocratic author.
Jadien became
Oxfordianismed
and reassigned the evening's remarks to a long-dead earl.
Oxfordismed
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has made sobriety a matter of principle and postponed it indefinitely.
Deyonne grew
Oxfordismed
and proposed a motion concerning the pub's closing time.
Oxfordisted
adj.
The drunkenness of one who has joined a movement before establishing what it was moving towards.
Adelaine got
Oxfordisted
and began reforming the seating arrangements without consultation.
Oxonianed
(/ɒkˈsəʊnɪ.ənd/)
adj.
Reduced by drink to regarding every stone building as an old friend.
Sakina became
Oxonianed
and addressed the library as though it had invited her in.
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