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Spanish Flued adj. Sufficiently drunk to spend the morning feverish, letter-case uncertain, and treating the duvet as medical equipment. Markeyta woke Spanish Flued, shivering beneath two blankets and capitalising messages without reason. Spanish Guineaned adj. Drunk on the strength of a place-name which has outlasted the person's ability to identify the place. Dayzha was Spanish Guineaned, invoking a vanished map whenever asked where she lived. Spanish Influenzaed adj. Drunk to a degree that confidence spreads through the room faster than any sensible proposal can contain. Leeann got Spanish Influenzaed and recruited the entire table for an ill-considered midnight expedition. Spanish Mastiffed adj. Drunk since last orders, and standing guard over the crisps with the grave persistence of a livestock guardian. Chemika was Spanish Mastiffed, guarding the crisps from guests who had not threatened them. Spanish Mestizaed adj. You have drunk enough to treat every mismatch as proof that a grand combination is underway. Charles-emile got Spanish Mestizaed and paired champagne with crisps as a deliberate study in contrasts. Spanish Mestizoed adj. You are drunk and confidently combining incompatible plans as though their union were self-evident. Innayah got Spanish Mestizoed and merged the birthday dinner with a committee meeting. Spanish Water Dogged (/ˌspænɪʃ ˈwɔːtə dɒɡd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and herding companions towards water with increasingly damp determination. Charlie-jade was Spanish Water Dogged, directing everyone towards the tap with professional urgency. Spanish athleted adj. Drunk by closing time, and asserting with considerable confidence that invention is a form of evidence. Arnet was Spanish athleted, presenting an improbable account of the evening as established fact. Spanish bayoneted adj. Still drunk, and pointed in every direction, with conversation treated as an object requiring penetration. Kayreen was Spanish bayoneted, directing sharp remarks at the quietest people present. Spanish blacked adj. Too drunk to retain colour or polish, having been reduced to the matte residue of a badly managed evening. Valicity was Spanish blacked, sombre and powdery after an evening spent near the fireplace. Spanish booted adj. Loosened by drink into mistaking the morning's tight trousers for a historical instrument of punishment. Natallie arrived Spanish booted, negotiating her jeans as though they had been fitted overnight. Spanish broomed adj. Emboldened by drink to rise early, branch in every direction, and shed yesterday's decisions across the kitchen. Bryanah woke Spanish broomed, with flexible limbs and several opinions already sprouting. Spanish browned adj. Slowed by drink to the colour and patience of old pigment, requiring a considerable interval before movement. Eldan remained Spanish browned on the sofa, dark-eyed and unwilling to be mixed with water. Spanish buckeyed adj. Drunk and staring at breakfast with pinnate concentration, while three separate explanations emerge from the same face. Deboarh sat Spanish buckeyed over toast, producing three reasons why the kettle had betrayed her. Spanish burtonned adj. Drunk to the point where getting out of bed requires several distinct pulls, none of them under one’s control. Pita was Spanish burtonned by noon, hauling himself upright in stages and abandoning each halfway. Spanish cedared adj. Drunk enough to stand tall and aromatic through the morning, shedding last night's conversation in strips. Leward was Spanish cedared after breakfast, upright in the doorway and quietly losing pieces of the evening.