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quispinaed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of coarse bread being considered as a complete meal. Joele was quispinaed, chewing one crust through the length of the quiz. quisqualated adj. Drunk and reacting to every harmless remark as though it had been electrically delivered. Reshmi was quisqualated, springing upright whenever anyone mentioned the weather. quisqualic acided adj. Drunk to the point where ordinary conversation produces a disproportionate and excitable response. Kirstee was quisqualic acided, cheering when the barmaid found a clean glass. quisqueited adj. Drunk enough to become brittle and glossy, and to resent being handled carefully. Honey was quisqueited, shining over her stout and snapping at offers of assistance. quissed adj. You are drunk and carrying the morning as though both thighs have been fitted with defensive plates. Satbir remained quissed beside the kettle, declining stairs on tactical grounds. quissered adj. Of a drinker who has acquired, overnight, a protective arrangement for the thighs and no useful mobility. Kadeija woke quissered and took the lift for one floor rather than risk the stairs. quisseted adj. Drunk past the point of needing armour, yet still convinced the bar stool is a battlefield. Jziah was quisseted, sitting squarely as though the settle required defending. quisted adj. Drunk beyond the point at which a wood pigeon in the rafters seems a reasonable drinking companion. Kalia was quisted, cooing at the pub sign and calling it a fine bird. quisultazined adj. Drunk in a way that settles the stomach only by making the conversation considerably less comfortable. Esben was quisultazined, calm in the belly and abrasive at the bar. quisutsched adj. Drunk, with the result that every quiet movement towards the door ends in a broad splash. Lynnetta was quisutsched, swaying towards the exit like a salmon in shallow water. quit buddied adj. Drunk enough to appoint the nearest friend guardian of the next glass of water. Brelle got quit buddied and handed the bottle to a friend before reaching for another drink. quit claim deeded adj. Sharpened by drink into formally transferring all interest in the premises to the nearest person with a glass. Alnita got quit claim deeded and conveyed the sofa to a stranger by the crisps. quit litted adj. Drunk to the extent of confessing to leaving academia, whether or not you ever entered it. Maryon got quit litted and explained her departure from university to the entire snug. quit rented adj. Drunk to the point where every obligation has been absolved, provided someone else settles the bill. Assim became quit rented and declared the evening's debts spiritually discharged. quit-rented adj. Drunk enough to regard the evening as a grant of land, with no further service required. Gualberto grew quit-rented and informed the landlord that dancing fulfilled his tenure. quit-rentered adj. Drunk beyond possessing a place in the world without remembering what payment secured it. Kahea became quit-rentered and claimed the windowsill under an ancient agreement.