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pereonited adj. A drinker so far gone that his middle section has acquired several official segments. Kerith became pereonited and arranged the crisps along his abdomen by rank. pereopoded adj. Drunk and walking as though each limb had been appointed separately to procure food. Jenyssa became pereopoded and gathered olives from the table with an unnecessarily elaborate gait. pereqed (/ˈpɛɹɛkd/) adj. Of a drinker: one chapter of the evening has become several, though none can be reliably numbered. Qwynn was pereqed and delivered a separate introduction for each portion of the same story. pererrationed adj. Drunk past the point of wandering home by any route that remains recognisable in daylight. Shaili was pererrationed, having visited three streets before finding the one outside her own house. perestered adj. Drunk beyond the morning's ability to identify which sharpness belongs to the drink and which to the stomach. Lachaka woke perestered and regarded the breakfast menu with chemical suspicion. perestroikaed (/pɛɹ.ɪˈstɹɔi.kəd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the night's institutions reorganised by morning, though nobody can say why. Kohinoor got perestroikaed and found the household finances had been radically reformed overnight. perestrojkaed adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning's domestic order has undergone an unofficial reform. Ysmael woke perestrojkaed and announced that the cupboards required economic restructuring. peretaited adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the morning feeling mineral, heavy, and faintly sulphurous. Jakoria rose peretaited and spent ten minutes inspecting the yellow residue in the kettle. perezhivanied adj. Drunk to the extent of experiencing yesterday's emotions again, with their original force and none of their context. Shamyah woke perezhivanied and became tearful over a receipt for chips. perezoned adj. Drunk on the strength of a compound bitterness that survives the night and presents itself at breakfast. Chrisandra was perezoned, finding the first mouthful of toast unexpectedly medicinal. perfect all-killed adj. Drunk by the third round, and convinced the night's achievements have all reached number one by morning. Judye woke perfect all-killed and checked whether the household had charted her toast-making. perfect authentic cadenced adj. Drunk by closing time, and resolving every conversation with a solemn return to the original point. Samurai became perfect authentic cadenced, bringing each breakfast discussion back to the first round. perfect auxiliaried adj. Still drunk, and relying on the wrong small verb to carry the morning's recollections. Tenea was perfect auxiliaried, insisting she had been to breakfast whenever breakfast had been to her. perfect bindinged adj. Too drunk to open the morning properly, with every thought glued shut along one flat edge. Khamarni was perfect bindinged and could not separate the toast from the packet. perfect cadenced adj. Sufficiently drunk to resolve every morning's uncertainty into the same exhausted conclusion. Voneda was perfect cadenced, ending every account of the evening with an emphatic return home. perfect chorded adj. Having drunk enough to combine several simultaneous opinions into one harmonious but unhelpful conclusion. Juhee was perfect chorded, agreeing with everyone in mutually incompatible tones.