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padared (/ˈpædə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk on the strength of coarse meal, or of whatever passed for it after closing time. Adeola was padared and described the crisps as an excellent agricultural staple. padauked adj. Drunk since last orders, and rooted to the spot with the sombre grandeur of a tropical tree. Faustas stood padauked beside the bar, branching into opinions about the weather. padawanned (/ˈpædəˌwɒnd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish an apprentice from a lightsabre, or either from the coat stand. Laurene was padawanned and asked the umbrella to supervise her departure. padayatraed adj. Sufficiently drunk to undertake a solemn journey on foot, though its destination remains doctrinally uncertain. Arabelle went padayatraed and walked home by a route chosen for moral rather than practical reasons. paddabilitied adj. Having drunk enough to assess every surface for its suitability as a vessel for paddling. Kaiyla was paddabilitied and tested the bathwater with grave sporting interest. padded (/pædd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has become agreeably soft, broad, and suitable for sitting upon. Eloyd arrived padded, requiring the armchair and declining the upright one. padded blocked adj. Slowed by drink to advancing in a compact formation, cushioned against the morning's obstacles. Ayzlyn emerged padded blocked, shoulder to shoulder with the others and unwilling to separate. padded celled adj. Drunk and best left somewhere soft until the walls stop moving. Fannie woke padded celled, having made a careful nest from the sitting-room cushions. padded enveloped adj. Drunk to the point where the morning finds you wrapped up for safe handling. Haiti arrived padded enveloped, bundled in coats against the ordinary hazards of the bus. padded mailered adj. Drunk enough to be posted home with protective material between you and the world. Ovida was padded mailered before noon, conveyed to bed with remarkable care. padded roomed adj. Drunk past the point of trusting any surface, and consequently furnished with cushions. Dmitrijs remained padded roomed until lunch, unwilling to negotiate the bare floor. paddednessed adj. Drunk beyond the point where softness has become the only acceptable form of contact. Kunte was paddednessed by breakfast, rejecting the wooden chair for a folded coat. paddered adj. The drunkenness of one who has taken to cushioning every surface before proceeding. Suchit became paddered and lined the bar stool with his folded coat. paddied (/ˈpædid/) adj. Sharpened by drink into rough grain, liable to scatter before the harvest of any sensible decision. Elssa went paddied and distributed uncooked rice as evidence for her proposed supper. padding-kenned adj. Drunk, with the result that a temporary lodging becomes a permanent-looking arrangement. Delance woke padding-kenned beneath the station awning, apparently satisfied with the accommodation. paddinged (/ˈpædɪŋd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves every available chair improved by your presence. Dorice sat paddinged at the kitchen table, having lined the seat with folded jumpers.