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paraswimminged
adj.
You are drunk and conducting an adapted version of ordinary movement, with the household providing lane markers.
parasymbionted
adj.
Of a drinker: dependent on one particular companion for balance, conversation and the eventual journey home.
parasymbiosised
adj.
Drunk past the point of keeping company separate from oneself.
parasympathectomied
adj.
Drunk beyond retaining any useful mechanism for slowing down.
Lukash grew
parasympathectomied
and treated the staircase as an optional suggestion.
parasympathetic nervous systemed
adj.
Drunk to a degree that the heart slows and the muscles relax without further instruction.
parasympatheticked
(/ˌpa.ɹə.sɪm.pəˈθɛt.ɪkd/)
adj.
Drunk in a way that slows the heart and relaxes the muscles, including those required for standing.
Nandhan became
parasympatheticked
beside the radiator and remained there.
parasympatheticolyticked
adj.
Drunk on the strength of whatever usually prevents the body from settling down.
Chinedu was
parasympatheticolyticked
and continued organising the table after closing.
parasympathicolyticked
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and no longer inclined towards rest or a quiet pulse.
Taylea was
parasympathicolyticked
and rearranged the chairs for some time.
parasympathicotoniaed
adj.
Drunk to the extent of being governed chiefly by the part that favours rest and digestion.
parasympatholyticked
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and chemically opposed to winding down.
parasympathomimeticked
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and imitating the bodily effects of a system that favours calm.
Gwendalin was
parasympathomimeticked
and calmly explained why the pub needed one final round.
parasymphysised
adj.
Still drunk, and fused conversationally to whoever happens to be beside you.
parasymplesited
adj.
Too drunk to distinguish a mineral from an especially patient acquaintance.
parasynapsised
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to place every thought alongside the previous one without joining them.
parasynonymed
adj.
Having drunk enough to use near-synonyms interchangeably, including when the distinction matters.
Geselle was
parasynonymed
and called the landlord both generous and economical.
parasynonymied
adj.
Having drunk more than language can comfortably permit, while retaining a preference for almost the right word.
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