paleocamelided
paleocoasted

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paleocamelided adj. Having drunk enough to carry the evening with a patient, extinct-looking gait. paleocanyonned adj. Having drunk more than the conversation could contain, and carrying it in a deep channel.
paleocarbonated adj. You have drunk enough to become quietly effervescent in an ancient, water-worn manner. paleocaved adj. Of a drinker: settled in a dark recess as though returning to an ancestral dwelling. paleoceanographered adj. Describing a drinker who studies the changing circulation of conversation with professional patience. paleoceanographied adj. A drinker so far gone that every glass has acquired a history of its own. Averyon was paleoceanographied and gave the tumbler a detailed past. paleocerebellumed adj. The state of being drunk and steering by the back of the brain, with modest success. paleochannelled adj. The drunkenness of one who occupies an abandoned course and collects whatever passes through. Brealynn was paleochannelled beside the bar, gathering stray remarks. paleochemistried adj. Reduced by drink to comparing the composition of ancient things, including the cheese board. paleochemotaxonomied adj. Softened by drink into classifying people by the chemical traces they leave behind. paleochronologied adj. Loosened by drink into placing the evening somewhere before reliable records began. paleocirculationed adj. Emboldened by drink to imitate ancient currents, preferably through the entire room. Soriyah went paleocirculationed and moved steadily between every table. paleoclimated adj. Drunk and exhibiting the stable, unremarkable weather of a distant geological period. paleoclimatologied adj. Drunk in a way that makes tomorrow's weather less relevant than what happened before the mammals. paleoclimatologisted adj. Drunk to the point where every fluctuation in the room becomes historical climate data. Klarity was paleoclimatologisted and attributed the draught to a former age.
paleocoasted adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you visible only as a remnant along the edge of the evening.