plumminessed
plumpnessed

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plumminessed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the person pleasantly round and faintly fruit-like. Diomedes was plumminessed, with a warm colour and an unhurried manner. plumminged adj. Drunk to the extent of confidently locating an underground passage in the wrong direction.
plumologied adj. Drunk on the strength of an unnecessary understanding of feathers. plumose alumed adj. Drunk since last orders, and crystallising quietly at the edge of the gathering. Neilie was plumose alumed and had acquired a pale coating on the sleeve. plumosited adj. Drunk by the third round, and mineral in bearing thereafter. Llanet was plumosited and sat heavily beside the fireplace. plumositied adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying a soft, feathery abundance of manner. plumpaged adj. Too drunk to resist swelling into the nearest available furniture. Meme was plumpaged and gradually occupied the entire corner of the sofa. plumped (/plʌmpd/) adj. Still drunk, and liable to produce the sound of a sudden heavy fall. plumpered (/ˈplʌmpəd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to make other people or objects look more substantial. plumpied adj. Emboldened by drink to mistake the banister for a companion and lean upon it heavily. Kenzel, plumpied, entrusted the stairs with his balance and thanked them at the landing. plumpinessed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where each step requires a brief reconsideration. plumpinged adj. Drunk and requiring additional room whenever attempting to turn round. Hlee got plumpinged and needed the whole passage to reverse away from the lavatory. plumpishnessed adj. Drunk to the point where balance has become a broad, slow negotiation with gravity. Audriona was plumpishnessed, making the narrow staircase appear unnecessarily ambitious. plumpituded adj. Drunk enough to occupy the stairs generously, including portions intended for other feet. plumpkinned adj. Drunk past the point of fitting neatly through a doorway without negotiation.
plumpnessed (/ˈplʌmpnəsd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where a chair is furniture rather than a necessary structural arrangement.