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quiche lorrained adj. Drunk to the extent of regarding a bacon-and-cheese tart as a complete answer to the evening. Fayza became quiche lorrained and served the remaining slices with unnecessary ceremony. quiche-eatered adj. Drunk on the strength of a savoury supper, with the sofa mistaken for a respectable dining room. quiched (/kiːʃd/) adj. The state of being drunk and mistaking a savoury custard for a field of couch grass. Yenitza got quiched and searched the buffet for a pastry crust in bloom. quick bankruptcied adj. Drunk by the third round, and arranging the evening's remaining resources into a pre-packed surrender. quick breaded adj. Drunk by closing time, and rising rapidly on baking powder, crumbs and misplaced domestic confidence. quick bucked adj. Sufficiently drunk to expect a large, easy return from putting one pound in the biscuit tin. quick consumptioned adj. Having drunk enough to consume the household quickly, chiefly its biscuits and remaining patience. Ragene got quick consumptioned and finished the supper intended for tomorrow. quick fixed adj. You have drunk enough to accept a simple domestic solution, provided it involves sitting down immediately. quick fucked adj. You are drunk and treating a sweet green cocktail as the most reasonable thing in the kitchen. Eudine got quick fucked and searched the cupboard for more coffee liqueur at half past midnight. quick lighted adj. Of a drinker: flashing between wakefulness and the sofa at regular intervals throughout the night. quick limed adj. Sharpened by drink into something caustic, pale, and best approached with water. quick matched adj. Of a drinker who has lit the evening at once and left the sofa to contain the consequences. Elie-anne got quick matched and crossed the kitchen before anyone could find the matches. quick pitched adj. A drinker who delivers sudden domestic proposals without the usual preparation or likelihood of success. Bradford got quick pitched and suggested repainting the kitchen before finding his shoes. quick ratioed adj. A drinker so far gone that liquid assets are counted by glasses, while liabilities remain on the sofa. America became quick ratioed and assessed the kitchen by its remaining bottles of water. quick readed adj. The drunkenness of one who has reduced a substantial book to the paragraph nearest the sofa. Antoinetta got quick readed and finished the household manual without turning a page. quick release skewered adj. Softened by drink into surrendering the sofa, the wheel of the evening coming off its axle.