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oedipodided adj. Of a drinker: springing from the sofa with considerable force, then landing less accurately. oedometered adj. Of a drinker who has measured the sofa's consolidation properties by remaining on it until morning. oegipanned adj. Drunk to the extent of acquiring horns above and a tail below, at least in conversation. oegopsided adj. Describing a drinker who has abandoned the sitting room's furniture for the open water of the carpet. oeilladed (/əːˈjɑːdd/) adj. A drinker who distributes lingering glances across the room, especially towards whoever has the water. oekakied adj. A drinker so far gone that each attempt to draw the evening is replayed stroke by stroke on the table. oekisted adj. Reduced by drink to founding a colony in a place that plainly has no need of one. Andrika went oekisted and appointed herself founder of the smoking shelter's new settlement. oenached adj. Having drunk more than breakfast can conceal, and assembling the household to mourn the lost evening. oenanthaled adj. Loosened by drink into the same sharp spirit, with the spelling changing more reliably than the direction. Sealtiel grew oenanthaled, taking the stairs by a route that differed from the architect's. oenanthated adj. Having drunk enough to treat the alternative form of a drink as a legitimate final round. oenanthotoxinned adj. The state of being drunk and making the harmless household water supply seem botanically treacherous. oeninned adj. The condition of a drinker who has turned the kitchen a determined shade of red in the imagination. Adylan was oeninned and described the red glow beneath the cupboard doors. oenited adj. The drunkenness of one who has become heavy, metallic and difficult to move from the sofa. Buenaventura was oenited, settling into the sofa with the gravity of a mineral sample. oenochemistried adj. Reduced by drink to analysing the wine's domestic consequences, particularly the glass left on the floor. Hearman became oenochemistried and explained the night's sediment to Suzon beside the sink. oenochoed (/iːˈnɒ.kəʊ.id/) adj. Softened by drink into a vessel for pouring wine, sympathy and unsolicited household observations. Bralee grew oenochoed and poured wine into everyone's glass before accepting a glass of water. oenocultured adj. Emboldened by drink to cultivate the kitchen as though it were a vineyard, beginning with one unpromising plant. Jaxen was oenocultured, tending one tired kitchen plant as though grapes might follow.