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roast beef curtainsed adj. You have drunk enough to mistake an unfortunate phrase for an acceptable subject of discussion. Chass was roast beef curtainsed and discussed upholstery with the entirely wrong audience. roast beefed adj. Having drunk enough to develop a firm preference for carved meat and gravy.
roast dinnered adj. You are drunk and have begun organising the evening around meat, potatoes, and trimmings. roast ironned adj. Of a drinker: fixed over the heat of the evening, with little prospect of turning. roast porked adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the solemn, slightly pink confidence of Sunday lunch. roast-beef planted (/ˌɹəʊst ˈbiːf ˌplæntd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has taken root in a chair and developed a faintly medicinal presence. roast-meat clothesed adj. A drinker who has put on Sunday best without acquiring Sunday manners. roastabilitied adj. A drinker so far gone that suitability for roasting seems a reasonable personal quality. roastbeefed adj. Having drunk more than the separate words can reasonably account for, and requiring gravy. Yusef was roastbeefed and attempted to serve the potatoes by hand. roasted (/ɹəʊstd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the evening as meat requiring a suitable temperature. roasteed adj. The state of being drunk and available for remarks from people who have had fewer drinks. Hanayo was roasteed, receiving observations from the other end of the table. roastered adj. The condition of a drinker who has treated the evening as a small coffee operation. roasteried adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a place where meat, coffee, and visitors are processed. roastied (/ˈɹəʊstid/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and wobbling towards the crispiest available surface. roastinessed adj. Drunk by the third round, and radiating a dry, browned warmth from every unsteady limb. Lexia became roastinessed and spent ten minutes praising the warmth of the pub radiator.
roasting cylindered adj. Still drunk, and revolving slowly while the night reduces whatever remains of your judgement.