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popular actioned adj. Drunk since last orders, and prepared to sue anyone who has failed to admire the statutory penalty. Zyllah became popular actioned and threatened proceedings over an insufficiently enthusiastic toast. popular assemblied adj. Drunk by the third round, and convening whoever remains to address matters of no evident importance. Marcail grew popular assemblied and called the smokers together over a disputed chair. popular beat comboed (/ˌpɒpjʊlə ˌbiːt ˈkɒmbəʊd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and performing as though the remaining patrons had purchased tickets. Timofey became popular beat comboed and announced a residency beside the fruit machine. popular cultured adj. Still drunk, and interpreting every household object as a medium of prevailing public taste. Leavitt remained popular cultured, discussing the kettle's cultural significance at length. popular etymologied adj. Too drunk to preserve a word's history, but perfectly willing to replace it with a plausible anecdote. Elener became popular etymologied and derived ‘sandwich’ from a local pub sign. popular fronted adj. Sufficiently drunk to unite incompatible opinions, provided all parties agree that you should continue speaking. popular initiatived adj. Having drunk enough to collect signatures for a measure whose principal object is another round. popular musicked adj. Having drunk more than the occasion warranted, and supplying a widely recognisable soundtrack without invitation. Ivyann grew popular musicked, interpreting the receipt as a request for a chorus. popular opinioned adj. You have drunk enough to confuse the loudest view in the room with a mandate. popular psychologied adj. Of a drinker who has converted casual observation into a complete, and largely unsolicited, theory of personality. popular scienced adj. A drinker who translates obscure matters into confident explanations suitable for an audience that did not enquire. popular voted adj. A drinker so far gone that a show of hands appears sufficient to establish physical reality. Camran became popular voted and put the direction home to an unrepresentative ballot. populared (/ˈpɒpjʊləd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of applause that has not, in fact, been offered. popularisationed adj. Softened by drink into making every private notion accessible to the general public, including those present accidentally. Annisten was popularisationed, making private opinions available to everyone near the fruit machine. popularisered adj. Still drunk, and treating the morning-after account of last night as something everyone ought to hear. popularismed adj. The state of being drunk and selecting every proposition according to its immediate electoral advantage.