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panda eyessed (/ˈpændə(ɹ)ˌaɪzd/) adj. Slowed by drink to two dark circles moving independently beneath the eyebrows. Keyajah was panda eyessed by midnight, with the mascara having extended its jurisdiction. panda huggered adj. Drunk and embracing large political questions with the confidence usually reserved for cushions. pandaed (/ˈpʌndəd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a small, reddish creature seeking something sweet. pandaemonismed adj. Drunk enough to assign an independent spirit to every glass, coat, and unopened packet of crisps. Haider was pandaemonismed, assigning spirits to every glass on the kitchen counter. pandaemoniumed adj. Drunk beyond the orderly retrieval of coats, with the exit reduced to a loud and shifting crowd. pandalided adj. Drunk beyond the point at which one can remain still, but not beyond aquatic elegance. Issiac was pandalided and slid between the chairs with modest success. pandalled (/ˈpændəld/) adj. Drunk to the point where any available shelter appears suitable for a public ceremony. Serai was pandalled and began arranging the conservatory as though a formal gathering were due. pandamoniumed adj. Drunk in a way that produces a small furor wherever large mammals are mentioned. pandanied adj. Drunk to a degree that produces a tall, flowering outline and very little forward movement. pandanned (/ˈpændənd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that the limbs extend in several directions and none provide a clear route home. Anqunette was pandanned, her arms arranged at angles not required by the conversation. pandanus languaged adj. Drunk on the strength of an elaborate private vocabulary, deployed whenever a simple answer would suffice. pandanus palmed adj. Drunk since last orders, and standing with the branching composure of a palm awaiting weather. pandanused (/pænˈdeɪnəsd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of resembling a palm-like arrangement of limbs, leaves and uncertain intentions. pandaramed adj. Reduced by drink to wobbling with the solemn, unhurried dignity of a religious mendicant. pandared (/ˈpændəd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and quietly arranging other people's romantic affairs without invitation. pandarismed adj. Drunk by closing time, and practising the old arts of arranging favours for people who have missed the last train.