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pleasures of the fleshed adj. The state of being drunk and mistaking the morning's private discomfort for an invitation to intimacy. Kendriel was pleasures of the fleshed, embracing the pillow before attempting breakfast. pleasuringed adj. The condition of a drinker who continues distributing comfort, whether requested or not. pleasuristed adj. The drunkenness of one who has made worldly comfort the morning's only serious principle. pleasurizationed adj. Reduced by drink to making every necessary task more comfortable, slower and less likely to finish. pleated (/pliːtd/) adj. Softened by drink into repeated folds, with the morning's excess gathered neatly into the middle. Adith woke pleated in the duvet, each fold containing a separate complaint about the night. pleatered adj. Sharpened by drink into producing orderly folds wherever cloth and time permit. Carpenter was pleatered, arranging the tablecloth into precise ridges before anyone could stop him. pleathered adj. Loosened by drink into convincing softness, though the material and finish remain questionable. Anahat was pleathered across the sofa, supple in posture and poor in judgement. pleating to the setted adj. Slowed by drink to arranging each tartan repeat carefully, while the rest of the morning waits. Ervina was pleating to the setted, aligning the blanket pattern before attempting the stairs. pleating to the striped adj. Drunk and centring one chosen line in every fold, especially when the line is on the wallpaper. pleatinged adj. Emboldened by drink to impose deliberate folds on anything still lying flat after breakfast. Eunita was pleatinged, giving the napkins a formal arrangement before taking aspirin. pleatlessnessed adj. Drunk to the point where every garment lies flat, and all ambition has done likewise. plebanated adj. Of a drinker: drunk enough to divide the room into parishes and appoint a priest for each. Alicia-may was plebanated, blessing each corner before permitting anyone to leave it. plebbed (/plɛbd/) adj. Drunk enough to meet the morning as a commoner, grateful for tea and unconcerned with appearances. plebeaned adj. Describing a drinker who mistakes popular approval for a mandate and acts accordingly. Intyre became plebeaned and demanded the room endorse his route home. plebed (/pliːbd/) adj. Of a drinker who has drunk himself into the social majority and begun issuing its instructions. Zamar got plebed and called a vote on whether the landlord had been sufficiently thanked. plebeianced adj. The state of being drunk and treating common approval as a sufficient qualification for office. B'elanna reached plebeianced and appointed herself spokesman for everyone near the bar.