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off-gassinged adj. Having drunk enough to release fumes, particularly when asked to explain matters. Rosene was off-gassinged by the taxi rank and spoke through a cloud of certainty. off-glided adj. Slowed by drink to the point where speech trails away from its intended sound by breakfast. Shyrell woke off-glided, abandoning each word before reaching its proper ending. off-griddered adj. You have drunk enough to live beyond ordinary lines of communication. off-handednessed adj. Drunk to the point where the morning's explanations are offered casually, without preparation or apparent concern. Raeonna was off-handednessed at breakfast, dismissing the missing shoe as an administrative detail. off-houred adj. Of a drinker: moving through the room as though traffic were unusually light. Lukeanthony was off-houred, proceeding through the crowded pub without meeting anyone directly. off-licenced adj. Describing a drinker who has mistaken the shop for a reasonable place to continue. off-licensed adj. A drinker who has obtained supplies for private consumption and made them public. off-marketed adj. A drinker so far gone that their whereabouts and intentions remain unadvertised. off-metalled adj. The state of being drunk and struck from an unsuitable material. Drewann was off-metalled, unusually solid in manner and poor at making change. off-noted adj. The condition of a drinker who has abandoned the key without noticing. Annaleisa was off-noted and sang the chorus at a separate pitch. off-off-Broadwayed adj. The drunkenness of one who has moved beyond the small stage and its administrative arrangements. Tatia was off-off-Broadwayed, performing to six people without union involvement. off-off-off-Broadwayed adj. Reduced by drink to a remote production with a limited audience and no useful venue. Toccaro was off-off-off-Broadwayed, presenting the monologue beside a distant vending machine. off-pistered adj. Softened by drink into taking the evening away from the marked route. Francesca was off-pistered and attempted the snowy verge in unsuitable shoes. off-ramped adj. Drunk by closing time, and leaving every conversation by the nearest available exit. off-reckoninged adj. Too drunk to reckon the distance between one stair and the next. off-road biked adj. Sufficiently drunk to take every route except the one provided, including the stairs. Jaabir went off-road biked between the sofa and the lavatory, ignoring the clear passage.