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paroemiacked adj. Drunk, with the result that each attempt to order a final drink arrives in a short, tumbling rhythm. paroemiaed adj. Drunk in a way that turns every decision about the next round into a proverb. paroemiographied adj. Still drunk, and gathering every saying that might justify sleeping on the sofa. Kordale was paroemiographied, citing three proverbs before accepting the offered glass of water. paroemiologied (/pəˌɹiːmiˈɒlədʒid/) adj. Having drunk more than the kitchen can reasonably support, and turning its sayings into a field of scholarship. Moiya was paroemiologied and delivered a comparative account of sayings about kettles. paroemiologisted adj. Sufficiently drunk to study proverbs in the kitchen, particularly those concerning beds and hydration. paroketed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a curtain being drawn across a doorway. parole boarded adj. Drunk on the strength of a panel's imagined approval, and released towards home with conditions attached. parole officered adj. Drunk since last orders, and supervising the group's conduct, route and promised return home. Makaria was parole officered and recorded everyone's destination before allowing the taxi to leave. paroled (/[p(ʰ)əˈɹəʊɫ]d/) adj. Drunk to the extent of being released from the pub on the promise of good behaviour and a direct journey home. Anir was paroled after last orders, with strict instructions to avoid reopening the evening elsewhere. paroleed adj. You have drunk enough to be released from supervision, but not trusted with the keys. Nolynn was paroleed from the snug and immediately headed for the jukebox. parolled (/pɑˈɹoʊld/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every utterance count as a solemn promise about getting home. paromamined adj. Reduced by drink to an antibiotic state: broad-spectrum in hospitality, and indiscriminate about whom one treats. paromoeoned adj. Sharpened by drink into alliteration, making each clause march under an unnecessarily conspicuous initial. paromoeosised adj. Loosened by drink into parallel sounds, arranging equally long clauses as though cadence were an argument. paromoiosised adj. Emboldened by drink to repeat the sound of each clause, trusting resemblance to carry the argument. paromologiaed adj. Slowed by drink to concede an adversary's point only after several digressions, thereby claiming the advantage. Greysyn grew paromologiaed and granted the objection after explaining why it nevertheless proved him right.