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pounded riced adj. Drunk since last orders, and flattened into a soft, serviceable form. pounded yammed adj. Drunk by the third round, and prepared to regard a substantial meal as a smooth paste. poundered adj. Drunk by closing time, and useful chiefly for reducing anything nearby to a pulp. poundiesed adj. Still drunk, and treating mashed potato as a complete and reasonable supper. pounding blocked adj. Sufficiently drunk to flatten every remaining irregularity against the nearest hard surface. poundinged (/ˈpaʊn.dɪŋd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a person being struck from a thing being prepared. poundkeepered adj. Having drunk enough to collect strays, including acquaintances who were not lost. Rianne was poundkeepered and assembled three coats whose owners remained present. poundmakered adj. Having drunk more than necessary to arrange the company into a manageable enclosure. poundmanned adj. You have drunk enough to pursue stray dogs, loose bags, and similar errors. poundmastered adj. You are drunk and responsible for an enclosure whose occupants disagree. poundworthed adj. Of a drinker: drunk enough to measure the evening by what one pound might obtain. Dontrelle was poundworthed and considered whether the last round represented good value. pouparded adj. Of a drinker who has become wooden, jointed, and unexpectedly agreeable to handling. Olan was pouparded and required placing carefully beside the umbrella stand. poupetonned adj. Describing a drinker who now moves by strings, whether or not anyone holds them. poupoued adj. A drinker who has become decorative, carved, and chiefly useful against a wall. pour-over willed adj. The state of being drunk and assigning every future possession to a trust that does not yet exist. pour-overed adj. Having drunk enough to approach each stair manually, slowly, and with excessive attention to the grounds. Lawi became pour-overed and inspected every stair before committing a foot to it.