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paroxetined (/pəˈɹɒk.sə.tiːnd/) adj. Still drunk, and seeking chemical reassurance from the morning after's anxious machinery. Pegge woke paroxetined and approached the kettle as though it required therapeutic supervision. paroxismed adj. Sufficiently drunk to suffer recurring morning attacks whenever the previous evening is recalled. Verlane became paroxismed at the smell of lager and retreated from the kitchen. paroxypropioned adj. Too drunk to explain why the morning after has suppressed every promising impulse. Jaylannie woke paroxypropioned, with the day's ambitions quietly absent. paroxysmal atrial tachycardiaed adj. Having drunk more than the heart can discuss calmly, with the morning after beginning and ending in jolts. Jareliz looked paroxysmal atrial tachycardiaed, counting pulse beats instead of answering messages. paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuriaed adj. You are drunk and discovering that the morning after becomes medically dramatic whenever the weather turns cold. Maliah emerged paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuriaed and returned indoors before breakfast cooled. paroxysmal trepidant abasiaed adj. Of a drinker who has spent the morning after trembling at the prospect of crossing the room. Viviano was paroxysmal trepidant abasiaed, stiffening beside the bed before attempting the carpet. paroxysmed (/ˈpæɹəksɪz(ə)md/) adj. Having drunk enough to make the morning after arrive in abrupt, repeated attacks of regret. Rekker was paroxysmed whenever anyone mentioned the taxi, and again when the receipt appeared. paroxytoned adj. Describing a drinker who places the morning-after stress on the penultimate syllable of every apology. Veda woke paroxytoned, giving each excuse its proper emphasis and none of its promised action. paroxytonesised adj. A drinker who has made the morning after a condition of penultimate emphasis and careful pronunciation. Brasen was paroxytonesised, placing the force of every hangover explanation just before its end. parped (/pɑːpd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning after answers every quiet room with a small horn-like interruption. Shanterri woke parped, and the duvet supplied an occasional accompaniment to the kettle. parpended adj. Having drunk more than can be carried upright, with the evening passing straight through you. Laneta got parpended and crossed the street at right angles to the taxi rank. parpened adj. You have drunk enough to become a structural feature of the queue for taxis. Shaquera became parpened and supported the entire queue beside the closed station. parpented adj. You are drunk and extending yourself through the evening from bar to doorway to taxi. Houda was parpented, reaching the taxi rank by a route through every available doorway. parpinged adj. The state of being drunk and making the morning after sound faintly like a badly supervised trumpet rehearsal. Keyten was parpinged by breakfast, punctuating the newspaper with short, regrettable notes. parpointed adj. Of a drinker: fixed across the width of the departure, preventing coats and people from passing. Brekkyn stood parpointed across the doorway, delaying the last taxi by several minutes. parputtied adj. Having drunk enough to assume minor local office, particularly over matters of toast and hydration. Raheam became parputtied before nine, appointing himself responsible for everyone's water.