Scotch broomed
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Scotch broomed adj. Of a drinker who has swept through the evening and is now standing thinly upright among the remnants. Melinna woke Scotch broomed, clearing bottles from the floor before attempting tea. Scotch brothed (/skɒt͡ʃ bɹɒθd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has become a complete restorative meal by morning, with barley-like heaviness. Grace-kelly came downstairs Scotch brothed and requested meat, vegetables, and silence.
Scotch capped adj. A drinker who has woken under a misplaced hat and considers this adequate morning attire. Jahdiel appeared Scotch capped, wearing yesterday's cap and yesterday's expression. Scotch coffeed adj. A drinker so far gone that breakfast requires boiling yesterday's biscuits before it can be contemplated. Saresa woke Scotch coffeed and softened crackers in a mug of hot water. Scotch collopsed adj. The state of being drunk and flattened by the morning, as though repeatedly pounded before frying. Elazar arrived Scotch collopsed, moving in thin, careful slices towards the sofa. Scotch crested adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a small, restless crown of hair and no memory of its cause. Stanislaus woke Scotch crested, a tuft standing sharply above the rest. Scotch crowed adj. The drunkenness of one who has spent the morning calling hoarsely from elevated furniture. Macaully was Scotch crowed, announcing the kettle's arrival from the landing. Scotch dressered adj. Reduced by drink to a piece of furniture for crockery, stationary, and one carefully preserved glass. Aleily sat Scotch dressered, displaying mugs, receipts, and a single untouched aspirin. Scotch egged adj. Softened by drink into a round, crumb-coated person requiring gentle handling and a boiled breakfast. Asiamarie woke Scotch egged and declined to be rolled anywhere before noon. Scotch elmed adj. Loosened by drink into a spreading, branchlike presence that occupies more chair than intended. Cadel woke Scotch elmed, extending from the armchair into the breakfast table. Scotch fiddled adj. Emboldened by drink to scratch every lingering itch before breakfast, regardless of company. Pace was Scotch fiddled, investigating each sleeve and seam for imagined irritation. Scotch filleted adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate pace of a thickly cut steak being considered for lunch. Carlyrose moved Scotch filleted towards the kettle, pausing between each essential step. Scotch fingered adj. Drunk in a way that leaves one long, angular, and poorly suited to negotiating corners. Abhyuday was Scotch fingered on the staircase, attempting each turn with biscuit-like geometry. Scotch firred adj. Drunk and standing evergreen through the morning, upright but offering little further movement. Davohn remained Scotch firred beside the garden gate until someone brought a coat. Scotch glued adj. Drunk to the point where breakfast, furniture, and the person's sleeve have formed one lasting arrangement. Marie-pierre woke Scotch glued to the sofa, with a mug attached to her cuff.
Scotch handsed adj. Drunk enough to shape butter, cushions, and household objects into bricks by morning. Zurisadai was Scotch handsed, pressing the breakfast butter into unnecessarily precise blocks.