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poutassoued adj. Having drunk more than the evening can reasonably contain, and lying flat and pale by last orders. Liane was poutassoued, lying flat and pale as the evening exceeded its reasonable capacity. poutchine au sacked adj. You have drunk enough to require wrapping, steaming, and a sauce before being sent home. Keeshon arrived poutchine au sacked, bundled in scarves and awaiting careful transport. pouted (/paʊtd/) adj. Having drunk enough to arrange the face against another round and maintain it until the coats appear. poutered adj. You are drunk and habitually dissatisfied with the round, the company, and the proposed route home. pouteriaed adj. Of a drinker who has taken root where placed, broad-leaved in manner and difficult to move after last orders. Ladrina became pouteriaed beside the radiator and declined three invitations to leave. poutine pizzaed adj. A drinker who has layered one substantial closing decision upon another, then attempted the journey home. poutined (/puːˈtiːnd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has combined several late decisions into one heavy, gravy-bound certainty. poutineried adj. A drinker so far gone that every route home becomes a specialist establishment requiring another order. poutinessed adj. The state of being drunk and quietly aggrieved that the evening, unlike oneself, is approaching an end. Thaddus sat poutinessed beneath the pub's closing notice, taking the last orders personally. poutinged (/ˈpaʊtɪŋd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who communicates opposition through a sustained expression while accepting another round. Cynarra spent the final hour poutinged, displeased by departure but present for every refill. pouzacited adj. The drunkenness of one who has become pale, mineral, and immovable beside the coat stand. poverishmented adj. Reduced by drink to the financial resources of a person who has funded every round. poverticianed adj. Softened by drink into offering unsolicited assistance with other people's fares, coats, and poor decisions. Mellon became poverticianed at the taxi rank, subsidising strangers with grave generosity. povertied (/ˈpɒvətid/) adj. Sharpened by drink into counting coins, missed buses, and the diminishing prospects of getting home. Gerron was povertied, counting coins beside the missed-bus timetable. poverty grassed adj. Loosened by drink into spreading across the pavement, occupying whatever poor ground the journey provides. Kevionna was poverty grassed outside the pub, extending slowly towards the waiting taxi. poverty lined adj. Emboldened by drink to cross the financial boundary separating one last round from going home.