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people podded
adj.
Of a drinker who has become a detachable cabin, requiring carrying between the pub and the taxi.
Justinian was
people podded
and had to be loaded into the cab like luggage.
people powered
adj.
A drinker who can be driven onwards by a small but determined demonstration from the bar.
Tavare went
people powered
, raising the room to demand another round.
people skillsed
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every conversation becomes a practical examination in managing difficult customers.
Sukhjit got
people skillsed
and mediated a dispute over whose coat was on the stool.
people smugglered
adj.
The state of being drunk and quietly conveying extra passengers into a taxi meant for four.
Osaze got
people smugglered
and somehow fitted two revellers beneath the taxi's official capacity.
people smugglinged
adj.
The drunkenness of one who transports companions across the pub's closing-time frontier without proper paperwork.
Vinetta became
people smugglinged
and escorted half the beer garden through the side gate.
people sniffered
adj.
Softened by drink into detecting hidden revellers by the faintest trace of lager and damp wool.
Duvon was
people sniffered
and located the missing regular behind the fruit machine.
people watchinged
adj.
Drunk enough to observe strangers with the solemn concentration usually reserved for wildlife.
Kedryn got
people watchinged
and spent forty minutes analysing a man selecting crisps.
people's armied
adj.
Sharpened by drink into organising the regulars as a disciplined force for the final packet of crisps.
Jacquon got
people's armied
and appointed the quietest customer commander of the crisps.
people's communed
adj.
Loosened by drink into a rustic collective, sharing tables, change and opinions without administrative boundaries.
Damianna went
people's communed
and merged three tables into one cheerful settlement.
people's democracied
adj.
Emboldened by drink to conduct a multi-party election over who should fetch the next round.
Kavarni got
people's democracied
and opened nominations for the table's next chair.
people's detailinged
adj.
Slowed by drink to admiring the pub's sentimental suburban trim as though it were a civic monument.
Tiasia became
people's detailinged
and praised the bar's imitation beams for several minutes.
people's housed
adj.
Drunk and treating the working men's club as a cultural centre, with darts counted as fine art.
Holly-anne got
people's housed
and gave the dartboard a thoughtful programme note.
people's micked
adj.
Drunk to the point where the room repeats every announcement, particularly the one about closing time.
Zephan got
people's micked
and made the entire pub echo his request for another minute.
people's microphoned
adj.
Drunk enough to appoint the nearest companion as a public address system for the whole bar.
Jerzie got
people's microphoned
and asked the quietest customer to announce the taxi.
people's palaced
adj.
Emboldened by drink to mistake a modest social room for a royal establishment.
Irbin was
people's palaced
and received the coat-room queue with formal dignity.
people's partied
adj.
Drunk beyond party allegiance, with every table treated as a constituency requiring representation.
Sallye got
people's partied
and canvassed the lounge for support on the jukebox.
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