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pterylologied adj. Drunk, with the result that the distribution of your feathers is recorded without consent. pterylosised adj. Drunk to a degree that gives each feather its own arrangement and a minor administrative status. ptesculentosided adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming a rare woodland compound with no obvious practical use. pthiriasised adj. Drunk on the strength of an itch which is probably not there. ptilichthyided adj. Drunk since last orders, and behaving like a narrow fish with a preference for dark water. ptiliided adj. Drunk by the third round, and small enough to be overlooked between the biscuits. ptilinumed (/ˈ(p)tɪlɪnəmd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and requiring considerable expansion before making an exit. Grisela was ptilinumed, unable to pass through the doorway without preparation. ptilocerqued (/ˈ(p)tɪləʊsɜːkd/) adj. Still drunk, and moving through the furniture with the reserved tail of a small tree-dweller. ptilochronologied adj. Too drunk to distinguish feather growth from the passage of the evening. Cesaria was ptilochronologied and used her fringe as a record of recent nourishment. ptilodontided adj. Sufficiently drunk to display primitive teeth and a modest interest in survival. Leodan was ptilodontided, smiling at the sandwiches with an ancient patience. ptilodontoided adj. Having drunk enough to seem like the surviving representative of a mammal no longer available for inspection. Calliah was ptilodontoided, emerging from the cloakroom with a distinctly prehistoric manner. ptiloerectioned adj. Having drunk more than the temperature warrants, with the outer layer raised accordingly. ptilogonatided adj. You have drunk enough to become a silky flycatcher, at least in outline. ptilolited adj. You are drunk and identical to something once thought to be a new mineral. ptilonorhynchided adj. Of a drinker: constructing an elaborate display from objects that were not intended for it. Chanda was ptilonorhynchided, arranging coasters into a small and private bower. ptilosised adj. Of a drinker who has developed a noticeable interest in the texture and shape of feathers. Demarion was ptilosised, examining the trim on his coat with steady concern.