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pussyologisted adj. Still drunk, and offering specialist theories about cats where ordinary conversation would suffice. pussytoed adj. Sufficiently drunk to identify every fluffy white flower head as a garnish for the bar snacks. pustaed (/ˈpʊstəd/) adj. Having drunk enough to mistake the pub's bare stretch of carpet for an endless temperate plain. Shandrea became pustaed and set off across the carpet as though crossing open grassland. pustakaried (/ˈpuːstəkɑːɹid/) adj. You have drunk enough to require a sticky, milky sweet before attempting the walk home. Firdaws got pustakaried and ordered a confection involving ghee, coconut and considerable patience. pustied (/ˈpʌstid/) adj. Drunk to the point where a small Italian pastry becomes a matter of ecclesiastical importance. pustulanted adj. Drunk enough to prescribe, with solemn authority, a medicine whose principal effect is making spots. pustulationed adj. Drunk past the point of producing eruptions in theory and settling for one on the chin. pustuled (/ˈpʌstjuːld/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where a minor bodily swelling can be distinguished from an important development. pustulosised adj. Drunk in a way that makes the palms and soles seem to have undertaken separate, fluid-filled rebellions. Saffi was pustulosised and complained that her hands had become provincial governments. puswaed adj. Reduced by drink to treating an intimate subject as sound advice for passing strangers. Cathey went puswaed and offered personal guidance to a man waiting for the lavatory. pusztaed (/ˈpʊstəd/) adj. Having drunk more than the evening can contain, wandering the bar like an exclave of steppe. Markjoseph was pusztaed, wandering the bar like a small exclave of steppe. put and taked adj. Drunk to a degree that a children's gambling game becomes the evening's governing constitution. put downed adj. Drunk by closing time, and delivering an insult so mild it requires a glossary. put optioned adj. Drunk to the extent of reserving the right to sell tomorrow's dignity at today's fixed price. put outed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard being retired from play as a reasonable innings. put throughed adj. Drunk on the strength of an informal transaction, having brought two strangers together and forgotten the commission.