Q - Page 83
quasi-moneyed adj. You have drunk enough to treat every token of value as spendable, pending inspection by the till. Aleayah got quasi-moneyed and offered loyalty stamps, a bus ticket and a button for the round. quasi-mooned adj. The condition of a drinker who remains near the bed for hours without quite becoming part of it. Rebeca spent the morning quasi-mooned, circling the bed while declining to land. quasi-one-dimensionalitied adj. Reduced by drink to one line of thought, extending directly from bed to water. Debara was quasi-one-dimensionalitied, pursuing hydration along the shortest available route. quasi-planeted adj. Sufficiently drunk to exert a detectable gravitational pull on nearby objects, while remaining unclassified and without fixed orbit. Caitlin-jo was quasi-planeted by midnight, significant enough to attract satellites but not quite meeting the formal criteria. quasi-probabilitied adj. Sharpened by drink into several incompatible explanations for the same missing evening. Logann woke quasi-probabilitied, assigning different chances to each account of the taxi journey. quasi-pseudo-metrizabilitied adj. Emboldened by drink to measure the hangover using distances that cannot be properly measured. Takye was quasi-pseudo-metrizabilitied, estimating the kitchen's remoteness in regrettable steps. quasi-realismed adj. Slowed by drink to treating every moral judgement as an emotion, especially the one about ordering chips. Billie-mae was quasi-realismed, calling the missing chips unfortunate rather than demonstrably her fault. quasi-rented adj. Drunk and collecting the morning's small returns from an evening already paid for. Tinley was quasi-rented, extracting tea and sympathy from last night's sunk expenditure. quasi-reorganizationed adj. Drunk enough to erase the night's deficit on paper and open a fresh account for future earnings. Joshva woke quasi-reorganizationed, cancelling last night's losses and budgeting cautiously for lunch. quasi-rhymed adj. Drunk past the point of making sense, but close enough for the morning's complaints to sound deliberately paired. Cadi was quasi-rhymed, matching every symptom with a word that nearly fitted. quasi-satellited adj. Drunk in a way that keeps you near the bed for many periods without making you its occupant. Mahliyah remained quasi-satellited around the bed, returning to it whenever standing became ambitious. quasi-scienced adj. A drinker who conducts inquiries with impressive apparatus, arriving finally at the conclusion that crisps are necessary. Marta went quasi-scienced and tested the sofa's absorbency with three napkins. quasi-spinned adj. Reduced by drink to a nearly rotational state, with all collective behaviour directed towards the exit. Taffani was quasi-spinned, turning slowly whenever someone mentioned the last train. quasi-starred adj. Loosened by drink into a person with a brilliant exterior and a dark, gravitational centre in the kitchen. Bella-ivy was quasi-starred, shining through the party before collapsing attractively beside the biscuits. quasi-stellar objected adj. Drunk to the extent of shining conspicuously at breakfast while remaining too distant for conversation. Jalynn was quasi-stellar objected, visible across the table and communicating chiefly through light. quasi-stellar radio sourced adj. Drunk on the strength of a remote, persistent signal from the bedroom requesting water. Jeffri was quasi-stellar radio sourced, transmitting faint requests from beneath the duvet.