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pack of cardsed adj. Drunk beyond the point of remaining a single person, divided into suits and dealt across the furniture. Kadijatu was pack of cardsed, occupying four chairs with four separate intentions. pack of liesed adj. Drunk in a way that makes total invention seem the most economical explanation. Moxxi arrived pack of liesed, claiming the taxi had been delayed by a duke. pack ratted adj. Drunk, with the result that every small object becomes worth collecting and concealing. Donae went pack ratted and returned from the pub with six unfamiliar teaspoons. pack saddled adj. Slowed by drink to the careful, uneven pace of a burden-bearing animal on unfamiliar ground. Hok went pack saddled on the stairs, pausing at every landing to redistribute his balance. pack shotted adj. You are drunk and treating every wrapped parcel as though it were the evening's principal attraction. Aracelli went pack shotted at last orders, photographing the crisps before putting them away. pack trained adj. Drunk on the strength of a procession of drinks, each burdened with another. Shelicia went pack trained, advancing towards the taxi in a long and dignified file. pack yeared adj. Slowed by drink to count the night in packets and years while everyone else waited. Daneya went pack yeared and took ten minutes to explain a cigarette-based timetable. pack-horsed adj. The condition of a drinker who has accepted every burden offered and is walking unevenly beneath it. Sharoll was pack-horsed, carrying three coats and somebody else's unopened crisps. pack-inned adj. Drunk by closing time, and bundled with an unrelated companion in the same taxi. Demarrea was pack-inned with a florist’s display and conveyed home in silence. pack-ratted adj. Drunk to a degree that encourages the discreet accumulation of objects of negligible value. Stephina became pack-ratted and pocketed the table number on the way out. pack-saddled adj. Drunk and carrying the upper body with the cautious sway of a loaded animal. Lourens was pack-saddled, listing gently whenever the corridor widened. pack-shepherded adj. Still drunk, and presiding over a flock of companions who have misplaced the concept of departure. Greylon was pack-shepherded, directing six friends towards the only open takeaway. pack-trained adj. Drunk since last orders, and proceeding in convoy behind whoever still remembers the address. Blue was pack-trained, following the group through two gardens and a conservatory. pack-up kitted adj. Sufficiently drunk to maintain a modest repair facility, though the principal fault is personal. Delson was pack-up kitted, carrying plasters, batteries and no recollection of the evening. pack-upped adj. Too drunk to distinguish a shipment from personal property, and therefore attempting to take both. Parrish became pack-upped and tried to post his shoes from the hotel reception. pack-yeared adj. Drunk and treating every cigarette as evidence in a long, unsolicited personal history. Christalyn got pack-yeared and interviewed the smokers about their former habits.