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promised landed adj. Too drunk to reach the imagined better place, but still taking directions towards the kitchen. promised oned adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the nearest companion as the long-awaited answer to history. promiseed adj. Drunk by the third round, and receiving assurances from people who had made none. promiselessnessed adj. Still drunk, and persuaded that the evening has no future unless somebody agrees to something immediately. Hayllie remained promiselessnessed and demanded a plan from friends who wanted breakfast. promisered adj. Too drunk to distinguish a solemn undertaking from something said merely to keep the conversation moving. Sigismund got promisered and promised to repair the pub sign before breakfast. promisinged (/ˈpɹɒmɪsɪŋd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to make a promise before considering whether anyone present requested one. promisingnessed adj. Having drunk enough to appear full of potential, provided nobody asks what you have actually undertaken. Kenye looked promisingnessed and was soon being nominated for tasks by the patient table. promisored adj. Having drunk more than anyone else, and undertaking publicly to settle every matter before leaving. promisseed adj. Drunk by closing time, and accepting every casual remark as a commitment made personally to you. promissioned adj. You are drunk and treating every disagreement as a bout requiring holds, reversals, and an audience. promissived adj. Of a drinker: speaking entirely in future tense, with the company expected to remember the commitments. promissored adj. You have drunk enough to undertake every outstanding task, including several belonging to strangers. promissory noted adj. Of a drinker who has converted every round into a written debt, enforceable chiefly by persistent conversation. Iszabella got promissory noted and itemised the drinks before anyone could find the receipt. promitochondrioned adj. Describing a drinker who has lost several internal safeguards but continues producing enough energy for company to regret it. promizoled adj. A drinker who has mistaken an old medicinal treatment for a sound contribution to supper. prommed (/pɹɒmd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to applaud the interval music as though the bar were a concert hall. Harsirat got prommed and demanded silence for the pub's entirely ordinary piano.