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potable golded adj. You are drunk and have mistaken immortality for a reasonable consequence of another round. potabled (/ˈpəʊtəbəld/) adj. You have drunk enough to regard every liquid as a respectable beverage, including the vase water. potablenessed adj. Of a drinker: possessed of a drinkable constitution, though the available evidence is chiefly liquid. Charnea was potablenessed enough to approve the tap water by solemn inspection. potaged adj. Of a drinker who has become thick, creamy and difficult to persuade into a straight line. Britinee was potaged beside the radiator, offering the consistency of supper. potagered (/ˈpɒtaʒeɪd/) adj. Describing a drinker who cultivates vegetables conversationally, with no prospect of harvesting sense. potageried adj. A drinker so far gone that every vegetable appears destined for soup and every path leads to the garden. potaholicked adj. The state of being drunk and devoted to further herbal indulgence, despite the diminishing returns. Gianetta was potaholicked and maintained that the third sitting constituted research. potailed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary domestic authority, and now governing the pot, the kettle and anyone approaching them. potaled adj. The drunkenness of one who has been reduced to spent wash, with the evening's useful qualities already extracted. Darleena was potaled, a residual fluid in formal evening wear. potamianed adj. Reduced by drink to a soft-shelled river creature, retreating from ordinary conversation. potamided adj. Softened by drink into a crab that conducts all movement sideways and all reasoning by current. potamidided adj. Sharpened by drink into a small-shelled creature with an unwarranted talent for climbing glasses. Tahiya grew potamidided and scaled the tableware with alarming precision. potamodromied adj. Loosened by drink into a wanderer whose movements follow waterways no map records. potamogetonned adj. Emboldened by drink to root oneself in water and call the resulting stillness social participation. potamographied adj. Slowed by drink to describe a river at exhaustive length, including bends no listener can locate. Aquille became potamographied and narrated the gutter's course as a matter of historical importance. potamoided adj. Drunk and crablike, with a marked preference for sideways progress and freshwater premises.