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pannier tanked adj. Drunk on the strength of two side-mounted reserves, and travelling home with locomotive determination. Arric came pannier tanked from the bar and took the last train without sitting down. panniered (/ˈpæn.ɪ.əd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring provisions, belongings and possibly a companion on either side. Garey left panniered, carrying one coat and three snacks through the station. panniermanned adj. Drunk since last orders, and employed by circumstance to transport everyone's provisions home. Kieasha became panniermanned after the pub and conveyed four unfinished packets to the taxi. pannierwayed adj. Drunk by the third round, and following a stony, provision-laden route wherever it leads. Gynesis went pannierwayed through the station, goods and coat balanced with historical care. pannikelled adj. Drunk by closing time, and wearing the evening on the head like a raised crest. Akaycia left pannikelled, her hat forming a proud ridge above the taxi window. pannikin bossed adj. Sufficiently drunk to supervise a small cup with disproportionate authority. Evalynn became pannikin bossed and instructed the enamel mug to remain steady on the train. pannikinfuled adj. Having drunk enough to measure the evening in small cups, each apparently decisive. Meritt was pannikinfuled by the third round and ordered another cup for the walk home. pannikinned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a drinking vessel from a suitable travelling companion. Ophilia was pannikinned after last orders and thanked the cup for seeing her home. panninged (/ˈpænɪŋd/) adj. Having drunk more than is compatible with searching patiently for either gold or one's house keys. Daneca was panninged after last orders, sifting the pavement for keys beneath a streetlamp. pannisted adj. You have drunk enough to provide a steelpan accompaniment to every stage of the journey home. Kaliona became pannisted outside the pub, tapping rhythms on the taxi roof. pannofixed adj. You are drunk and softened into a coat-like surface, retaining warmth but little direction. Brionni left pannofixed, wrapped in a lambskin coat and unable to locate the taxi. pannoniasaured adj. Of a drinker: prehistoric in manner, aquatic in confidence, and poorly adapted to the journey home. Brittay went pannoniasaured after the final round and attempted to swim across the pavement. pannumed adj. Describing a drinker who regards bread as both supper and a sound logistical plan. Kinslie became pannumed after the third round and organised sandwiches for the whole taxi. pannuscoriumed adj. A drinker so far gone that the coat has become soft leather-cloth and the route immaterial. Method arrived pannuscoriumed, pliable in his boots and unable to choose a street. pannused adj. A drinker who has acquired a loose, hanging extension best kept clear of doorways. Roee was pannused after last orders, his coat flap catching every taxi-door handle. panobacumabed adj. The drunkenness of one who has deployed a highly specific defence against the evening's remaining bacteria. Libertad became panobacumabed after last orders and sanitised the taxi with grave precision.