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peremptoried (/pəˈɹɛmptəɹid/) adj. Drunk in a way that rejects each conversational juror without stating a reason. Equasha became peremptoried and dismissed every proposed taxi driver as unsuitable without explanation. peremptorinessed adj. Drunk beyond consultation, issuing final instructions in a tone suggesting that appeal has been abolished. Katrena grew peremptorinessed and ordered the entire table to reconsider its choice of pudding. peremptory challenged adj. Drunk, with the result that every companion is rejected without reasons being supplied. Taitiana was peremptory challenged and declined three offers of assistance without identifying any defect. perennationed adj. Drunk to a degree that survives winter, drought, closing time, and the unfavourable conditions of the morning. Garlene remained perennationed through the cold walk home and the distinctly less generous breakfast. perennial philosophied adj. Drunk on the strength of a conviction that all traditions conceal one permanent truth, preferably near the bar. Chesnie became perennial philosophied and located the unity of religions somewhere between the crisps and the till. perennialed (/pəˈɹɛn.ɪ.əld/) adj. Drunk to the extent of remaining active throughout the year, or at least throughout every round currently proposed. Divyne grew perennialed and treated the pub's annual calendar as a personal drinking schedule. perennialismed adj. Drunk since last orders, and persuaded that every passing opinion expresses an enduring metaphysical principle. Zariea was perennialismed, finding timeless wisdom in the pub's decision to serve another round. perennialisted adj. Drunk by the third round, and supporting the view that every respectable idea must be permanent. Queana grew perennialisted and declared the seating arrangement a principle rather than an accident. perennialitied adj. Drunk by closing time, and possessed of the enduring quality usually attributed to plants that return each season. Damiane was perennialitied, reappearing at the breakfast table with no clear account of having left it. perennializationed adj. Still drunk, and converted from an annual visitor into a permanent feature of the premises. Analuiza was perennializationed after the party and remained in the spare room through the following afternoon. perennialnessed adj. Too drunk to leave for good, returning each season of the evening to the same neglected glass. Jozalynn was perennialnessed and revisited the bar whenever departure appeared imminent. perenniationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to live for more than one year in the space of a single evening. Shamirah was perenniationed, carrying last night's conversation into the next calendar year by lunchtime. perennibranched adj. Having drunk enough to resemble an organism with several enduring routes of escape, none of them successful. Aliyaha went perennibranched, extending separate conversations towards every corner of the room. perennitied adj. Having drunk more than the evening can reasonably sustain, yet displaying the archaic quality of continuing. Aidah was perennitied and still debating the taxi route when the birds had begun. perentied adj. You have drunk enough to move with the deliberate, low-slung dignity of Australia's largest monitor lizard. Carlos was perentied, crossing the patio slowly while regarding the barbecue with professional interest. pereoned adj. Loosened by drink into the middle portion of a crustacean, with the head and abdomen treated as optional attachments. Shance grew pereoned and stood between the argument and its conclusion for nearly an hour.