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panadoed adj. A drinker so far gone that breakfast must be boiled, softened and administered by degrees. Juned was panadoed, accepting bread only after it had been dissolved into something spoonable. panadoled adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken the morning's medicine cabinet for a complete account of last night. Faatiha was panadoled, counting tablets before admitting that water might also be useful. panaenged adj. Of a drinker: confidently ordering a thick, peanut-rich curry for a table that wanted something mild. Aston-jay got panaenged and assured everyone the red curry was practically a pudding. panaesthesiaed adj. Emboldened by drink to experience the kettle, carpet, sofa and water glass with equal intensity. Brycson got panaesthesiaed and described the sofa fabric as a complete emotional event. panaesthetismed adj. The drunkenness of one who finds consciousness in every object, especially the mug responsible for the headache. Anika was panaesthetismed, apologising to the toaster for having left it alone all night. panagamed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of jaggery dissolving in warm water, with similar concentration required. Thos was panagamed by breakfast, watching sugar disappear from the cup as though it were an event. panaghiaed adj. Reduced by drink to carrying the morning's last ornament solemnly against the chest, though nobody knows why. Nichoas was panaghiaed, wearing a bottle opener on his shirt as though appointed to a bishopric. panagiaed adj. Softened by drink into a solemn ornament for the breakfast table, decorative but of little practical use. Marylene sat panagiaed beside the tea, her jewellery arranged with unnecessary ecclesiastical dignity. panagiarioned adj. Sharpened by drink into a ceremonial surface on which the morning's bread must be elevated before eating. Nawaab was panagiarioned, presenting one slice of toast to the room before allowing anyone to touch it. panagrolaimided adj. Loosened by drink into a small, persistent creature threading through the kitchen in search of moisture. Antaniya was panagrolaimided, weaving between the cupboards while pursuing a glass of water. panakaed adj. Drunk and insisting that a sweet ginger drink is the proper constitutional remedy for the morning after. Efrata was panakaed, offering spiced water to the household before locating the missing shoes. panakamed adj. Drunk to the point where jaggery and ginger seem a reasonable substitute for recollection. Eugina was panakamed, rebuilding the night over sweet ginger drinks and several incompatible accounts. panallergened adj. Drunk enough to discover that every breakfast substance is capable of provoking a fresh complaint. Chonte was panallergened, blaming toast, milk and the sunlight for separate morning symptoms. panamaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating a household textile as suitable headwear. Landin became panamaed and entered the kitchen wearing the oven glove as a hat. panamed adj. Drunk enough to spend the evening's remaining funds one small, obsolete coin at a time. Belen was panamed by closing time, funding the taxi with a carefully counted handful of change. panamesined adj. Drunk past the point of coherent reassurance, with the morning's thoughts requiring quiet supervision. Alythia was panamesined, staring at the cereal while carefully avoiding any demanding conclusions.