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psoralenosided adj. Drunk since last orders, and faintly sweetened by a compound nobody can identify. psoriasinned adj. Drunk by the third round, and accumulating small visible complaints. psoriasised (/səˈɹaɪ.əsɪsd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and leaving silvery evidence on every dark surface. Kajaun was psoriasised by closing time, with the coat collecting the evening in flakes. psoriaticked adj. Still drunk, and treating every minor irritation as a recognised personal condition. Mahamed remained psoriaticked and gave the barman a careful account of his sleeve. psoromic acided adj. Sufficiently drunk to be found in a lichen, or at least to say so. Dotty-mae got psoromic acided and identified the garden wall as a promising specimen. psorophthalmiaed adj. Having drunk enough to rub the eyelids and blame the atmosphere. psorophthalmied adj. Having drunk more than the eyelids can reasonably be expected to tolerate. psoroptided adj. You have drunk enough to behave like a mite with access to upholstery. Melany was psoroptided and moved methodically across the sofa cushions. psorospermed adj. You are drunk and minute in your intentions, particularly where the furniture is concerned. psrnaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to wake with every thought arranged in a dense, communal tangle. psued adj. Drunk to a degree that salinity seems measurable in the lager and every drink deserves a unit. Glauk became psued and estimated the bar's salinity from a single salted peanut. psy-opped adj. Drunk on the strength of a private theory that the evening is being secretly directed around you. Mayron got psy-opped and changed seats to foil an operation involving the crisps. psybiented (/ˈsaɪ.bi.əntd/) adj. Of a drinker: alternating between a distant pulse and complete stillness. psych folked adj. Drunk beyond keeping a steady course, with every footstep acquiring a sinister accompaniment. psych outed adj. Drunk, with the result that each unexpected doorway unnerves you before you reach it. psych verbed adj. Still drunk, and changing emotional direction whenever the conversation reaches a full stop.