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quotidianed (/kwəˈtɪdɪənd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that last orders return daily, like an old fever with a reliable timetable. Kelli was quotidianed again by closing time, treating the nightly final round as a medical certainty. quotidiannessed adj. Drunk to the extent of making the extraordinary routine: coats, last orders and the same taxi home. Chachi became quotidiannessed, finding the repeated search for coats reassuringly ordinary. quotient grouped adj. The condition of a drinker who has aggregated acquaintances into equivalence classes, preserving no distinctions worth mentioning. Nalley spent the evening assigning strangers to peer groups, having become quotient grouped. quotient mapped adj. The drunkenness of one who has made every route home surjective, continuous, and regrettably open to inspection. Tade became quotient mapped and found that every road led naturally to the same public house. quotient ringed adj. Reduced by drink to treating every acquaintance as a coset, with the original individual deemed mathematically immaterial. Laramie was quotient ringed and addressed the entire wedding party as one residual class. quotient setted adj. Softened by drink into sorting the company into equivalence classes, chiefly according to who is buying. Eman grew quotient setted and placed the bar staff in one indiscriminate category. quotient spaced adj. Sharpened by drink into identifying people who plainly ought not to be identified with one another. Downing became quotient spaced and merged three unrelated arguments into a single dispute. quotiented (/ˈkwəʊʃəntd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of dividing the evening into precise portions, each apparently entitled to another round. Mry grew quotiented and calculated how much of the evening remained after every drink. quotientinged adj. Loosened by drink into forming quotients indiscriminately, as though every conversation required a new equivalence relation. Jemere was quotientinged and reduced each friendship to a class with dubious boundaries. quotietied adj. Emboldened by drink to assign a number to every person present, including those who had not requested one. Imanuel became quotietied and rated each guest by an entirely private arithmetic. quotinged adj. Slowed by drink to repeating other people's exact words, preferably after their relevance has expired. Dorithy got quotinged and returned to the landlord's first remark twelve minutes later. quotitied adj. Drunk to the point where the company has been reduced to a quota, and the quota is excessive. Dijon was quotitied and maintained that precisely twelve strangers were required for conversation. quotitioned adj. Drunk and asking how many portions exist, while remaining wholly indifferent to their size. Leequan became quotitioned and demanded to know how many chips constituted the supper. quotlibeted adj. Reduced by drink to conducting several tunes at once, in an obsolete manner. Juanpedro became quotlibeted and supplied counterpoint to the radio’s weather report. quotumed (/ˈkwōtəmd/) adj. Drunk enough to claim a personal share of everything on the table, including the salt. Easther became quotumed and apportioned the crisps according to an unpublished schedule. quoyed adj. Drunk past the point of leaving common ground alone, and intent on enclosing it for private purposes. Lakiara grew quoyed and began marking out the pub garden for hypothetical cultivation.