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prison walleted adj. Drunk and carrying your emergency funds in a place no sensible person would search. Umeno arrived prison walleted and explained that his money was both secure and difficult to retrieve. prison wifed adj. Drunk to the point where you have appointed yourself the loyal spouse of someone unavailable for comment. prison wined adj. Drunk enough to regard fermented fruit juice of uncertain provenance as a respectable next course. Scarletrose grew prison wined and praised the bottle's improvised character to the barman. prison-industrial complexed adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing public administration from a profitable supply contract. prisondomed adj. Drunk beyond recognising that every room, including the one you are in, belongs to the prison system. Heather went prisondomed and asked whether the pub's seating plan had been approved by central administration. prisoner at larged adj. Drunk, with the result that you remain technically free but are forbidden from going anywhere useful. prisoner exchanged adj. Drunk to a degree that makes swapping one bad decision for another seem like balanced diplomacy. Lochie was prisoner exchanged, trading his taxi fare for a round and calling the arrangement mutually beneficial. prisoner of conscienced adj. Drunk to the extent of being imprisoned by an opinion you have just formed and cannot quietly abandon. prisoner of hoped adj. Drunk on the strength of believing the next round will somehow improve the present arrangement. Reeva was prisoner of hoped and ordered another drink despite having misplaced the means to pay for it. prisoner of warred (/ˈpɹɪz.(ə).nə əv ˈwɔːd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and captured by the stairs before reaching any strategic objective. Justin was prisoner of warred at the foot of the stairs, holding the banister under negotiation. prisoner swapped adj. Drunk by the third round, and trading one confidently chosen course of action for another. prisoner visaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and granted residence in the pub without permission to undertake useful employment. Brownell became prisoner visaed at closing time, resident in the pub but barred from useful employment. prisoner's based adj. Having drunk more than your confidence can support, and treating pursuit across the garden as sound tactics. prisoner's cinemaed adj. Still drunk, and watching colours resolve into figures that appear to support your latest decision. Jack-junior was prisoner's cinemaed and consulted the blue shapes near the ceiling before ordering dessert. prisoner's friended adj. Too drunk to defend yourself, yet confident enough to advise everyone else on their legal position. Samra was prisoner's friended and offered courtroom strategy to a couple arguing over the bill. prisoner-of-war camped adj. Sufficiently drunk to establish a temporary internment camp around the nearest collection of chairs.