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peasantizationed (/ˌpɛzn̩tʌɪˈzeɪʃn̩d/) adj. Of a drinker: gradually transformed by rounds into someone whose entire social economy depends on shared transport. Naioma was peasantizationed by last orders and pooled everyone's coins for a single taxi. peasantnessed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired, after several rounds, the quiet habits and obligations of rural poverty. Hridaan was peasantnessed by closing time and repaired his own loose button before leaving. peasantried (/ˈpɛzəntɹid/) adj. Describing a drinker who has become numerous, underfunded and intent on reaching home together. Reshelle was peasantried after last orders, leading a small and poorly financed procession towards the station. peasantshipped adj. A drinker who has formed a rural collective around the last round and the problem of getting home. Keysha was peasantshipped by closing time, gathering stragglers for a shared walk to the bus stop. peasantweared adj. A drinker so far gone that ordinary evening clothes seem inadequate for the journey home. Elianni was peasantweared by last orders, wearing borrowed layers for a walk of three streets. peascoded adj. The condition of a drinker who has become a pod-like container for loose change, receipts and unfinished plans. Brynda was peascoded by last orders, carrying loose coins and several unripe plans for home. pease porridged adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a thick, settled certainty about everything. Deontea became pease porridged and defended the bar towel as a regional delicacy. pease pottaged adj. Still drunk, and proceeding through the evening as a thick, seasoned mass rather than an individual. Birty was pease pottaged, requiring a spoonful of encouragement before leaving the public house. pease puddinged adj. Sufficiently drunk to become thick, yellowly determined, and difficult to remove from the vicinity of the bacon. Heahter was pease puddinged and declined the taxi in favour of another considered serving. peasecoded adj. The drunkenness of one who has split open sufficiently for every private plan to emerge in public. Jiyu was peasecoded after closing time, revealing three routes home and endorsing all of them. peasemealed (/ˈpiːz.miːld/) adj. Having drunk enough to become roasted, finely ground, and unexpectedly useful in bulk. Franshesca was peasemealed by supper and offered as flour for the evening’s remaining arguments. peaseweeped adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired the lapwing’s cry, carriage, and regrettable confidence in open spaces. Tearesa went peaseweeped and called across the garden whenever anyone mentioned the weather. peashed (/piːʃd/) adj. Having drunk more than was prudent and now addressing every private matter with indecent confidence. Josgart became peashed and discussed the vicar’s romantic prospects beside the boiled potatoes. peashootered (/ˈpiːˌʃuːtə(ɹ)d/) adj. You are drunk and directing tiny projectiles of opinion through a narrow, self-appointed channel. Idolina became peashootered and aimed three criticisms at the landlord without leaving her chair. peasoup fogged adj. Of a drinker: enveloped in a dense, yellowish uncertainty through which neither exit nor acquaintance is readily discerned. Keenya was peasoup fogged and attempted to enter the cloakroom by means of a coat stand. peasouped adj. The state of being drunk and difficult to see through, particularly near the bar. Quintarius grew peasouped and disappeared from view behind three people and a chair.