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quasared (/ˈkweɪ.zɑːd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a distant, brilliantly conspicuous object whose apparent importance exceeds useful evidence. Jaxxin was quasared, radiating confidence from the far end of an increasingly irrelevant conversation. quashered adj. Softened by drink into one who suppresses every objection, including those which were entirely justified. Markishia was quashered and dismissed the dispute before discovering what it concerned. quashinged adj. Sharpened by drink into the business of cancelling things, principally plans made by other people. Willadene was quashinged and nullified the proposed itinerary before hearing its second item. quasi corporationed adj. Loosened by drink into a public body of limited authority, exercising functions without possessing the necessary powers. Marel was quasi corporationed and attempted to administer the table without legal personality. quasi partnered adj. Too drunk to distinguish a passing acquaintance from a firm commitment, and introducing them accordingly. Brailee was quasi partnered with someone she had met near the crisps and had now introduced to four people as essential. quasi-adjectived adj. A drinker who modifies everyone present, while remaining grammatically uncertain about what sort of person they are. Delilha got quasi-adjectived and described the landlord as thoroughly Tuesday before asking for another drink. quasi-allianced adj. Slowed by drink to an arrangement of tacit support, with no formal promise and considerable practical dependence. Elijahh became quasi-allianced with the bar stool, relying on it without acknowledging the pact. quasi-biennial oscillationed adj. Drunk to the point where your prevailing direction changes periodically, though nobody can establish the period. Elliyana was quasi-biennial oscillationed, moving from confidence to apology and back again. quasi-contracted adj. Drunk enough to incur obligations by conduct alone, despite having agreed to nothing whatsoever. Sharlayne was quasi-contracted and found herself responsible for a round never formally discussed. quasi-converbed adj. Drunk on the strength of a grammatical resemblance, and using every subordinate action as an excuse to proceed. Emmry became quasi-converbed and turned every explanation into a reason to leave immediately. quasi-crystalled adj. Drunk by closing time, and arranged around a firm pattern that repeats nowhere consistently. Careen stood quasi-crystalled by the doorway, surrounded by a rigid arrangement of abandoned intentions. quasi-derivatived adj. Drunk past the point of deriving a sensible conclusion, but still generalising impressively between abstract spaces. Baheerah was quasi-derivatived and differentiated the evening into several unhelpful levels of abstraction. quasi-divinitied adj. Drunk beyond ordinary self-regard, with the modest expectation that others will observe certain divine attributes. Marie-mai was quasi-divinitied and received ordinary requests as though they were petitions. quasi-easemented adj. Drunk in a way that treats one part of the room as entitled to use another, without consulting either. Erivan was quasi-easemented and used the neighbouring table as an extension of his own territory. quasi-fascisted adj. A drinker who, by morning, has arranged the hangover into a small authoritarian movement. Habibul woke quasi-fascisted, issuing firm instructions about whose turn it was to make tea. quasi-isomorphismed adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning's symptoms correspond exactly, though the person does not. Traneisha emerged quasi-isomorphismed, recognisable only through the matching evidence of the headache.