quisqualic acided
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quisqualic acided adj. Drunk to the point where ordinary conversation produces a disproportionate and excitable response. quisqueited adj. Drunk enough to become brittle and glossy, and to resent being handled carefully.
quissed adj. You are drunk and carrying the morning as though both thighs have been fitted with defensive plates. quissered adj. Of a drinker who has acquired, overnight, a protective arrangement for the thighs and no useful mobility. 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. quisultazined adj. Drunk in a way that settles the stomach only by making the conversation considerably less comfortable. 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. 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. 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. quitasoled adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard an indoor parasol as sensible protection from yesterday's drinks. Kiowa was quitasoled, carrying a paper parasol from the bedroom to the breakfast table.
quitch grassed adj. The drunkenness of one who sends runners beneath every conversation and appears wherever a new round is mentioned.