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oxazolidinoned adj. Of a drinker who has turned the evening into a practical exercise in cushions, leftovers and hydration. Iyunna grew oxazolidinoned, arranging cushions and leftovers while friends located water. oxazolidoned adj. Describing a drinker who has made a useful domestic arrangement and cannot now improve it. Taley was oxazolidoned, seated with water, toast and the blanket in perfect reach. oxazolined adj. A drinker who has left one clear path through the kitchen and forgotten where it leads. Morgen was oxazolined, following the cleared route towards water and ending at the sofa. oxazoliniumed adj. A drinker so far gone that every glass in the kitchen appears to be calling for assistance. Montevious was oxazoliniumed and rescued three glasses from the draining board. oxazolinoanthracyclined adj. The state of being drunk and combining several remedies into one determined visit to the kitchen. oxazoliumed adj. The condition of a drinker who has become positively attached to one particular glass of water. oxazolomycinned adj. The drunkenness of one who treats the kitchen as an infection requiring repeated, ineffective treatment. Younique was oxazolomycinned and returned to the kitchen for another glass of water. oxazoloned adj. Reduced by drink to three remaining structures: a sofa, a water glass and an unmade decision. Eustice was oxazoloned, settled on the sofa with water and no further ambitions. oxazolyled adj. Softened by drink into a person who accepts the sofa, the blanket and whatever water is offered. oxazoned adj. Drunk by closing time, and insisting every dark dye has a proper pub name. oxbacked adj. Still drunk, and treating the nearest companion as transport across the bar. Jakada arrived oxbacked, carrying a coat and two glasses as though heading home by saddle. oxbaned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a poisonous bulb from a harmless pub plant. oxbirded adj. Sufficiently drunk to pursue small shore birds along the edge of the beer garden. oxblooded adj. Having drunk enough to become a dark brownish-red presence at the end of the bar. Mariama sat oxblooded beneath the fruit machine, her cheeks matching the landlord's old upholstery. oxbow laked adj. You have drunk enough to settle in a crescent beside the river of conversation, cut off from it. oxbowed (/ˈɒksbəʊd/) adj. Having drunk more than enough to wear the bar towel as a wooden collar. Benjy became oxbowed and fastened the pub scarf round his neck like working harness.