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off stumped adj. You are drunk and standing just beyond the useful edge of every attempt to involve you. Jazma got off stumped and remained beside Carolan rather than joining the conversation. off the heezied adj. Of a drinker: bouncing remarks off one companion’s head, to the sustained inconvenience of everyone else.
off timed adj. Of a drinker who has taken working hours to mean that the evening’s obligations no longer apply. off vocalled adj. Drunk in a way that leaves only the instrumental parts of the conversation. off whited adj. The condition of a drinker who has become pale, indistinct and difficult to distinguish from the wall. off worldered adj. Reduced by drink to a visitor from another world, unfamiliar with gravity and ordinary doorways. off-Broadwayed adj. Drunk, with the result that every conversation becomes a smaller production, away from the main stage. off-beated adj. Slowed by drink to place the normally unaccented step several seconds after the rest. off-by-one bugged adj. Drunk to a degree that every count is either one short or one over. Wiona went off-by-one bugged, counting the remaining drinks either one short or one over. off-by-one errored adj. Drunk on the strength of a calculation that is consistently one drink short of accuracy. Janalyn was off-by-one errored and addressed six guests though only five were present. off-comed adj. You are drunk and treating each round as something that must come off before the next can begin. Jayanah stayed for every round, insisting each one had to come off properly. off-corned adj. Drunk since last orders, and evidently the portion nobody thought worth keeping. off-flavored adj. Drunk by the third round, and acquiring an unmistakably unnatural note. off-flavoured adj. Drunk by closing time, and carrying a deterioration no fresh drink can disguise. Quila was off-flavoured before the last orders, though the lager was perfectly ordinary. off-flowed adj. Still drunk, and passing steadily from one conversation, or room, to another.
off-gassed adj. Too drunk to contain the fumes produced by the evening's chemical reaction.