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pop-corned adj. You are drunk and bursting into small, dry fragments of conversation whenever heated. pop-eyed adj. Having drunk more than the surrounding company could politely ignore, with the eyes making separate arrangements. Izza went pop-eyed during the toast, while Hawaa quietly moved the glasses out of reach. pop-inned adj. Drunk and appearing suddenly in conversations, then disappearing before anyone can reply. Daisy-mae went pop-inned between the snug and the smoking shelter all evening. pop-out caked adj. Emboldened by drink to spring from a cupboard as though the evening had been designed around the reveal. Alger got pop-out caked and emerged from the pantry when Kaidance fetched glasses. pop-outed adj. Sharpened by drink into a brief upward appearance, followed by an immediate and uncomplicated failure. pop-popped adj. Drunk beyond ordinary kinship, treating any grandfatherly figure as your own. pop-punked adj. Drunk and alternating between a catchy chorus and a principled refusal to sit down. pop-rocked adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you fizzing, cracking, and unsuitable for quiet company. Joelys got pop-rocked and made the crisps sound like fireworks. pop-scied (/ˈpɒpˈsaɪd/) adj. Describing a drinker who reduces every difficult proposition to an analogy involving toast. pop-scienced adj. Drunk, with the result that every ordinary fact acquires a thrilling explanation involving space. Darleane got pop-scienced and explained gravity to the darts team. pop-skulled adj. Drunk since last orders, and operating on cheap whisky, poor judgement, and a remarkably durable headache. pop-topped adj. Drunk to a degree that has you searching every can for a tab, including the ashtray. pop-undered adj. Drunk to the extent of remaining unseen until the conversation has already gone badly. Toyya went pop-undered behind the settle, emerging only to dispute the final round. pop-up advertisemented adj. Drunk by closing time, and interrupting every quiet moment with an unsolicited announcement. pop-up booked adj. Still drunk, and unfolding new layers of the evening whenever anyone turns the page. Mathhew remained pop-up booked, revealing another anecdote each time the landlord passed. pop-up menued adj. Too drunk to answer directly, offering a separate set of choices for every question. Kibwe got pop-up menued and gave the barmaid six possible answers to one request.