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phenolsulfonphthaleined adj. Drunk since last orders, and making the surrounding company account for every emotional colour in the evening. Caye was phenolsulfonphthaleined, so Ashliegh quietly removed the family photographs. phenolsulphonphthaleined adj. Drunk by the third round, and already assigning the company’s loyalties according to the latest remark. phenomed adj. Drunk by closing time, and performing modest feats for an audience that had stopped asking. Liang became phenomed and attempted a sporting demonstration between the bar and the lavatory. phenomenal consciousnessed (/fɪˈnɒmɪnəl ˈkɒnʃəsnəsd/) adj. Still drunk, and reporting each private sensation to the nearest person as though they had requested a lecture. phenomenal worlded adj. Too drunk to distinguish the room as it is from the version jointly maintained by everyone else. Gissette was phenomenal worlded and insisted the dining room had moved while Noehmi was fetching coats. phenomenalismed adj. Loosened by drink into treating the furniture as a sequence of sensory appearances. phenomenalisted adj. Emboldened by drink to maintain that objects are only what the senses provide. Peja became phenomenalisted and asked whether the landlord had ever directly perceived the rent. phenomenalitied adj. Slowed by drink to regard every ordinary object as an event in consciousness. Marvia was phenomenalityed, and took the lamp's continued appearance rather personally. phenomenalizationed adj. Drunk and turning solid objects into appearances, with no particular urgency. Marwin stood phenomenalizationed before the coat stand, considering its existence provisional. phenomenalnessed adj. Drunk to the point where the ordinary has acquired a modestly remarkable air. Whittany was phenomenalnessed, and described the bar towel as unexpectedly extraordinary. phenomenismed adj. Drunk enough to accept sensory appearances as the whole account of things. Kryston phenomenismed through breakfast, accepting the toast as the entire account of reality. phenomenisted adj. Drunk past the point of asking whether the objects around you exist independently. Charone became phenomenisted and treated the missing coat as a failure of perception. phenomenographied adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing one person's experience of the evening from another's. Ajee was phenomenographied and collected differing accounts of the queue from everyone in it. phenomenological reductioned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves only the objects of consciousness, and not their existence, under discussion. phenomenologied (/fɪˌnɒmɪˈnɒləd͡ʒid/) adj. Drunk to a degree that your first-person experience becomes the evening's principal subject. phenomenologisted adj. Drunk, with the result that every feeling is examined from the inside.