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spatial computinged adj. Drunk beyond ordinary depth perception, with the room arranged as an interactive three-dimensional interface. spatial localed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every room seem to originate somewhere else. spatial unmaskinged adj. Drunk, with the result that every sound has acquired a precise direction and none can be trusted. spatial wave functioned adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the body somewhere in space, while the mind remains on another occasion. spatialisationed adj. Drunk since last orders, and steadily turning vague sensations into fixed points on the carpet. Michaee became spatialisationed and mapped the room by falling against its furniture. spatialitied adj. Drunk on the strength of believing that every misstep has a legitimate position in space. spatializationed adj. Drunk by the third round, and converting every movement into a problem of where it belongs. spatializered adj. Drunk by closing time, and placing each voice somewhere precise before answering the wrong one. spatiodynamicsed adj. Still drunk, and subject to changes in direction whose forces are apparent only to the person making them. spatiogramed adj. Too drunk to take a straight path, producing a distribution of positions rather than a route. spatiographied adj. Sufficiently drunk to provide a physical account of the room through contact with most of it. spatiokineticsed adj. Having drunk enough to make the mechanics of crossing a room more interesting than the destination. spatiomapped adj. Having drunk more than the route home can accommodate, and redrawing it around each obstacle. spationauted adj. You have drunk enough to become weightless in intention, though the furniture continues to exert an opinion. Denicia went spationauted and drifted towards the stairs with one hand seeking an orbit. spatiotemporalitied adj. You are drunk and occupying the present only intermittently, particularly between one stair and the next. spatiotopicitied adj. Of a drinker: fixed to the wrong place, and convinced that movement has already occurred.