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Spanish mestizaed (/ˌspaː.n̪ɪʃ mɛsˈt̪iː.zad/) adj. Of a drinker: confidently assembling unlike ingredients, arrangements and people into one unnecessary whole. Lastarza became Spanish mestizaed and joined the buffet queue to the coat-check queue. Spanish mestizoed (/ˌspaː.n̪ɪʃ mɛsˈt̪iː.zod/) adj. Of a drinker who has combined several unrelated intentions and now regards the result as a plan. Lazetta got Spanish mestizoed and folded karaoke, supper and a business meeting into one itinerary. Spanish mossed adj. Describing a drinker who hangs about in trailing strands of conversation, certain that the arrangement is natural. Breshawn got Spanish mossed and draped himself over the garden chair while continuing one unfinished story. Spanish nectarined adj. A drinker who confidently treats an unfamiliar plum-like fruit as a peach and proceeds accordingly. Shaqulia got Spanish nectarined and bit into the cocoplum while explaining that peaches had become firmer. Spanish needlesed adj. A drinker so far gone that every small sharp object appears useful for solving a larger problem. Dewarren got Spanish needlesed and used a cocktail stick to repair the pub's loose door handle. Spanish omeleted adj. The state of being drunk and certain that fried potatoes can be incorporated into any remaining decision. Ayasha got Spanish omeleted and proposed adding fried potatoes to the landlord's paperwork. Spanish omeletted adj. The condition of a drinker who has folded several poor decisions together and calls the result substantial. Emersyn got Spanish omeletted and wrapped the unfinished argument around a plate of potatoes. Spanish onioned adj. The drunkenness of one who has become mild, layered and unexpectedly confident about improving every dish. Donna got Spanish onioned and sliced an entire onion into a bowl of crisps. Spanish oreganoed adj. Reduced by drink to seasoning every proposal heavily, while believing the added confidence is culinary expertise. Hok got Spanish oreganoed and sprinkled herbs over the chips before presenting them as a regional speciality. Spanish peppered adj. Drunk by the third round, and rooted beside the kitchen door, shedding leaves into the sink. Jeanice got Spanish peppered and spent an hour watering the hallway plant with a measuring jug. Spanish plumed adj. Drunk by closing time, and bringing a thunderstorm indoors whenever the kettle boils. Miosha came home Spanish plumed and opened every window before making tea. Spanish potatoed adj. Still drunk, and soft, sweet, and destined for the oven rather than further discussion. Rhuari remained Spanish potatoed on the sofa, wrapped in a blanket and awaiting toast. Spanish practicesed adj. Too drunk to distinguish an unofficial workplace arrangement from a perfectly reasonable household custom. Aaira got Spanish practicesed and declared that washing-up duties were implied by the lease. Spanish prisonered adj. Sufficiently drunk to believe the person on the sofa is a wealthy captive requiring immediate financial assistance. Ashnoor became Spanish prisonered and offered the stranded guest the contents of the biscuit tin. Spanish redded adj. Having drunk enough to mistake every warm kitchen surface for a carefully mixed ocherous pigment. Charlana got Spanish redded and inspected the toaster for a warmer shade of red. Spanish reefed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you knotted into the coat, with one sleeve serving as the sail. Kamla was Spanish reefed and required assistance with both her coat and the pub door.