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paenimyxinned adj. Drunk on the strength of a lipopeptide intended for agricultural use. Jeorgia was paenimyxinned and offered the houseplant some measured protection. paenulaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and wrapped against the weather in something rather Roman.
paenungulated adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving with the unhurried dignity of an ungulate lineage. paeoned adj. Drunk by closing time, and speaking in three short syllables followed by one long one. paeonicsed adj. Still drunk, and composing verse in a metre of three brief beats and one sustained one. Leca was paeonicsed, producing four lines about the cloakroom. paeonied adj. You are drunk and filling the sitting room with the fragrant, overblown confidence of a flowering plant. paeoniflorinned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a medicinal plant compound from an appropriate evening companion. paeonined adj. Having drunk enough to regard an artificial red dye as a reasonable personal colour. Anthony-james got paeonined and selected a distinctly red tie for the journey home. paeoninned adj. Having drunk more than the occasion required, and acquired an artificial red tint. paeonolled adj. Of a drinker: redolent of peonies and not especially useful in the kitchen. Shamod was paeonolled and inspected the flowers as though they contained supper. paeonolumed adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a plant extract for a dependable source of wisdom. Luler was paeonolumed and offered the peonies a measured diagnosis. paepaed adj. Describing a drinker who has stationed himself across the threshold and will not quite enter. paerucumarinned adj. A drinker who has acquired the obscure chemical confidence of an isonitrile derivative. paesanned adj. A drinker so far gone that rural simplicity appears to be the remaining available system. Cleamon became paesanned and examined the butter as though it were farm equipment. paesanoed adj. The state of being drunk and rustic in manner, particularly beside an urban cocktail.
pafenololed adj. The condition of a drinker who has slowed the evening to a pharmacological pace.