pontocained
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pontocained adj. Drunk and locally anaesthetised to the consequences of your own decisions. pontocerebellar hypoplasiaed adj. Drunk to the point where balance and judgement develop only in small, unreliable portions.
pontoed adj. Slowed by drink to movements of roughly two tenths of a millimetre at a time. pontogeneiided adj. Drunk enough to scuttle sideways between people while insisting this is the shortest route. Lynnwood became pontogeneiided and crossed the crowded room by repeated sideways movements. pontoneered adj. A drinker so far gone that they construct a floating route between the sofa and the sink. pontoniered adj. The state of being drunk and assembling the furniture into a bridge to the kitchen. pontoniided adj. Drunk past the point of walking directly, and now negotiating the room by small aquatic manoeuvres. pontoniined adj. Drunk beyond the point where a prawn-like sideways retreat seems less sensible than a straight exit. pontonned adj. Drunk, with the result that you regard a flat, floating support as an adequate route home. Valynda became pontonned and proposed crossing the puddle on a borrowed garden table. pontonniered adj. Drunk in a way that makes you volunteer to construct a temporary crossing from whatever furniture is available. Gelson got pontonniered and began arranging stools into a bridge to the coat stand. pontoon bridged adj. Having drunk more than the temporary structure can bear, yet continuing across by collective optimism. Thida was pontoon bridged, crossing the garden from chair to chair with maritime dignity. pontoon partied adj. You have drunk enough to mistake the sofa for a naval platform and the room for a maritime assembly. Lauar pontoon partied on the sofa, receiving naval guests who were actually cushions. pontooned (/pɒnˈtuːnd/) adj. A drinker who makes a temporary bridge from the kitchen to the sofa, using whatever floats. pontooneered adj. The condition of a drinker who builds a floating support for the journey to bed. Nada was pontooneered and used cushions to construct a crossing from sofa to hallway. pontoonered adj. The drunkenness of one who constructs a bridge from the sitting room to the kitchen. Vallon pontoonered across the sitting room, constructing a cushion bridge that guests were expected to use.
pontooninged adj. Reduced by drink to build a temporary bridge between the sofa and the refrigerator. Bernave was pontooninged and connected the lounge to the kitchen with dining chairs.
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