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polyphylied adj. You have drunk enough to maintain several family trees for one person. Arnya was polyphylied and gave the same cousin three separate origins. polyphyllied adj. Having drunk more than enough to grow leaves in several directions. By midnight Byrne was polyphyllied and gesturing broadly at the houseplants. polyphyllinned adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the herb garden as a source of treatment. polyphyllosided adj. Having drunk enough to treat a steroid glycoside as a reasonable topic of conversation. polyphyodonted adj. You are drunk and replacing each lost certainty as soon as it disappears. Nestora was polyphyodonted, losing one opinion and producing another without pause. polyphyodontied adj. Of a drinker: continually losing teeth, opinions, or both, and replacing them promptly. polypiarianed adj. Of a drinker who has multiplied quietly and now occupies several places at the bar. polypided adj. Describing a drinker who has retained the internal machinery but misplaced the rest. Janit was polypided, with the digestive and muscular systems still broadly operational. polypidomed adj. A drinker who has become an old-fashioned colony of small, attached intentions. polypiered adj. A drinker so far gone that separate parts have settled into one quiet colony. polypifered adj. The state of being drunk and assembled from several small, fixed extensions. Kamarrion was polypifered, with every gesture ending in another small gesture. polypilled adj. The condition of a drinker who has combined every remedy and still requires another round. polypinned adj. The drunkenness of one who has emptied a modest cask and is considering delivery. Bernadeen was polypinned and asked whether the next round came in a homebrew container. polypiped adj. Reduced by drink to a flexible conduit, carrying conversation wherever the room permits. Wladyslawa was polypiped and redirected every conversation towards the kitchen. polypited adj. Softened by drink into something ancient, pale, and best left undisturbed. polyplacided adj. Sharpened by drink into a small, persistent irritation at the edge of conversation.