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possessional adjectived adj. Drunk in a way that treats every coat, glass and unattended umbrella as belonging to you. possessionalismed adj. Drunk, with the result that every object acquired during the evening seems worth taking home. Ignatuis was possessionalismed, defending a traffic cone acquired before midnight. possessioned (/pəˈzɛʃənd/) adj. Having drunk more than the room can reasonably be said to possess, including the staircase. possessionered adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the contents of the cloakroom appear legally yours. possessionismed adj. Drunk to the extent of acquiring property without enquiring whether it was available for acquisition. possessionisted adj. Drunk on the strength of which every unattended item becomes an argument for ownership. Yureli grew possessionisted and defended the communal peanuts as private property. possessionlessnessed (/pəˈzɛʃn̩.ləs.nəsd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and separated from phone, wallet, keys and any reliable means of getting home. Avaeah arrived possessionlessnessed, having left her purse, phone and coat in successive establishments. possessive adjectived adj. Drunk by closing time, and attaching my, your and their to coats, taxis and unfinished drinks. Tessia got possessive adjectived and announced that every coat in the hallway was hers. possessive cased adj. Still drunk, and expressing ownership, origin and destination with more confidence than grammar permits. Alphones remained possessive cased, claiming the taxi's route and the station's bench. possessive determinered adj. Too drunk to distinguish my coat from your coat, but quite able to announce both repeatedly. Ainhoa became possessive determinered and addressed every garment as 'my coat'. possessive pronouned adj. Still drunk, and referring to every person, glass and chair as belonging personally to you. Dorisa was possessive pronouned, calling the spare chair hers despite sitting elsewhere. possessive suffixed adj. Having drunk enough to attach ownership to every noun, including taxi, pavement and remaining chip. possessived (/pəˈzɛsɪvd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and speaking as though every object in the pub requires your apostrophe. possessivenessed adj. Having drunk more than courtesy allows, and guarding a single borrowed coat through the journey home. possessivitied adj. Too drunk to distinguish affection from ownership, especially where someone else's chips are concerned. Zacorian grew possessivitied and guarded Alejah's chips as though they were family property. possessored (/[pʰəˈzɛsə(ɹ)]d/) adj. Having drunk enough to regard the pub's spare umbrella, two coats and a glass as personal property.