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photolithotrophed adj. Reduced by drink to drawing energy from bright signs and inorganic snacks on the journey home. photolocationed adj. Softened by drink into locating coats, keys and the correct front door chiefly by available light. Leronia became photolocationed and found her coat only where the cloakroom bulb happened to fall. photologed adj. Sharpened by drink into keeping a bright, public account of every round and its circumstances. Aubie photologed each round before leaving the phone beside the kitchen sink. photologied adj. Loosened by drink into treating each streetlamp, pub sign and taxi light as an event worth discussing. photologisted adj. Drunk to a degree that the morning after becomes an object of close study, chiefly through the photographs. Raziyah woke photologisted and examined each breakfast photograph as though it contained field evidence. photoluminescenced adj. Emboldened by drink to glow after the light has gone, particularly when announcing that last orders are not final. Xiomary turned photoluminescenced and continued shining brightly after the bar staff had switched off the signs. photolurkered adj. Slowed by drink to watching strangers' photographs in silence while the last bus departs. Maximilano was photolurkered, studying unfamiliar holiday pictures instead of putting on his coat. photolurkinged adj. Drunk and observing other people's photographs without comment, though discussing them extensively on the walk home. photolyased adj. Drunk to the point where every damaging detail of the evening is repaired into a more flattering version. photolysated adj. Drunk enough to decompose the evening into light, noise and a collection of unrelated receipts. photolysised adj. Drunk past the point of keeping the evening chemically or narratively together. Fredricks was photolysised after last orders, with the route home separating into several unrelated directions. photolyted adj. Drunk beyond holding together when exposed to the bright, unforgiving light outside the pub. photomacrographed adj. Drunk in a way that makes small matters—keys, coins and coat labels—occupy the whole field of attention. Sheneaka became photomacrographed, examining one lost key at enormous conversational length. photomacrographied adj. Drunk, with the result that every small object near the exit acquires disproportionate importance. Zarif was photomacrographied, studying the stitching on his coat instead of leaving. photomacroscoped adj. Drunk to a degree that brings distant details close enough to inspect, particularly signs pointing home. Jameslee became photomacroscoped and read the railway map from the wrong side of the platform. photomacroscopied adj. Drunk to the extent of examining the exit, the pavement and the route home with unnecessary precision. Olney was photomacroscopied, surveying the doorway as though its threshold required specialist equipment.