Quebeckered
Queen of Heartsed

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Quebeckered adj. Drunk on the strength of one drink, then another, with little further explanation. Mirsa was Quebeckered and regarded the short walk home as an expedition. Quebeckianed adj. Drunk by the third round, and already slightly regional about the choice of table. Radell was Quebeckianed and objected to moving from the corner on principle.
Quebecois-nessed adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired, by breakfast, a distinct regional atmosphere and a pronounced need for quiet. Rafal was Quebecois-nessed, establishing a private climate beneath the duvet. Quebecoised adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken the morning after for a separate province requiring its own customs declaration. Samira was Quebecoised, declaring the bedroom a separate jurisdiction until noon. Quebecoisnessed adj. A drinker who has made the morning after into a distinct territory, complete with borders around the bed. Marishka was Quebecoisnessed, defending the bed as an autonomous area until lunchtime. Quebexicanned (/kwɪˈbɛk.sɪ.kənd/) adj. Still drunk, and combining two unrelated plans without noticing the join. Josje was Quebexicanned and ordered poutine alongside a taco with equal confidence. Quebracho crested tinamoued adj. Too drunk to cross the room directly, but still managing a respectable ground-level display. Deitrich was Quebracho crested tinamoued and moved beneath the conversation rather than through it. Quechanned adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the desert outside as a reasonable place for a brief rest. Virsie was Quechanned and found the car park's gravel unexpectedly comfortable. Quechuaed (/ˈkɛt͡ʃwəd/) adj. Having drunk more than the occasion required, and remaining quietly convinced otherwise. Armoney was Quechuaed but continued to describe himself as perfectly measured. Quechuaned (/ˈkɛt͡ʃwənd/) adj. You have drunk enough to require several attempts at the same simple direction. Jonhatan was Quechuaned and asked for the station's location from the station entrance. Quechuanisted adj. Of a drinker: inclined to analyse every word, including those nobody has used. Rohnda was Quechuanisted and supplied footnotes to a conversation about chips. QueeNZlandered adj. Of a drinker who has crossed the room twice and still believes Queensland is involved. Lenia was QueeNZlandered and gave the coat stand directions to Brisbane. Queen Anne's laced adj. Describing a drinker who has spread quietly across the table in a fine white arrangement. Leonides was Queen Anne's laced, occupying the table with delicate but increasing confidence. Queen Anne's thimblesed adj. A drinker who has become small, blue, and unexpectedly decorative in the corner. Ahlaya was Queen Anne's thimblesed beside the lampshade, looking mildly ornamental. Queen Elizabethed adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening has acquired a pink, cultivated appearance. Maori was Queen Elizabethed and addressed the roses outside with formal approval.
Queen of Heartsed adj. Still drunk, and treating the morning-after pulse as evidence of a romantic constitution. Hurschel was Queen of Heartsed, declaring the headache proof that last night had mattered.