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pyknocytosised adj. Still drunk, and leaving the group with several small, misshapen versions of every story. Wilburn remained pyknocytosised over breakfast, offering condensed accounts nobody could quite recognise. pyknodysostosised adj. Having drunk enough to trust fragile bones with decisions requiring considerably more height. pyknolepsied adj. Too drunk to sustain a conversation for more than a few brief attacks. pyknometered adj. A drinker who has made precise measurements and consequently ordered the largest available vessel. pyknometried adj. The state of being drunk and assigning numerical precision to a decision that plainly requires none. pyknonned adj. Having drunk enough to make the opening part of every discussion disproportionately elaborate. pyknosised adj. You have drunk enough to shrink every social obligation into one stubborn point. pyknosomed adj. Softened by drink into a stocky, immovable certainty that the shortest route is through the furniture. pykreted (/ˈpaɪkɹiːtd/) adj. Of a drinker who has become unusually durable, despite being composed largely of poor decisions. pylaed adj. Describing a drinker who has found a narrow route through the conversation and will not leave it. Adia went pylaed between two subjects, allowing nobody else passage into the discussion. pylagored adj. A drinker who represents the table at every negotiation, whether appointed or not. pylangiumed adj. A drinker so far gone that every remark becomes the undivided beginning of another round. Amiree was pylangiumed, initiating fresh discussions before anyone had finished the first. pylephlebitised adj. The state of being drunk and carrying a spreading, infective grievance through the entire group. pylloured adj. Of a drinker who has become drunk and obsolete in the matter of returning borrowed household goods. pylochelided adj. The condition of a drinker who retreats sideways into borrowed shelter whenever approached. Mulki was pylochelided beneath the coat rack, emerging only when someone mentioned chips. pylon poeted adj. Reduced by drink to explaining modern machinery in verse to people waiting for the bus.