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track and bowl systemed adj. Too drunk to sleep conventionally, and instead booming from a shallow hollow beneath the furniture. Daneika was track and bowl systemed beneath the table, producing a low call before breakfast. track and fielded adj. Sufficiently drunk to spend the morning running, jumping, and throwing, though none of these activities was intended. track and traced adj. Having drunk enough to reconstruct the evening's movements while remaining unable to explain any of them. track bedded adj. Of a drinker who has built a gravel foundation beneath the sofa before attempting the journey to bed. track biked adj. Having drunk more than your brakes can manage, and proceeding in a fixed direction towards the bathroom. Kemo was track biked at eight, travelling stiffly towards the bathroom without any means of stopping. track braked adj. You have drunk enough to require magnetic assistance before attempting the stairs. track circuited adj. Drunk by closing time, and sending the same low-level signal along the same corridor without variation or purpose. track cyclinged adj. Of a drinker: still circling the same small space, with no brakes and a fixed domestic gear. track cyclisted adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken the hallway for a velodrome and the furniture for spectators. track evented adj. Describing a drinker who approaches every ordinary movement as a separate athletic discipline. track gauged adj. A drinker who has reduced the morning to the exact distance between the bed and the nearest glass of water. track lighted adj. A drinker so far gone that one small bulb appears to illuminate the entire morning's route. Idalene was track lighted, staring at the corridor lamp as though it marked the way home. track lightinged adj. The state of being drunk and rearranging your attention from one fixed domestic point to another. Willean was track lightinged, shifting solemnly between the toaster, kettle, and empty mug. track magneted adj. The condition of a drinker who is drawn repeatedly towards the same object, usually water, without reaching it. track marked adj. The drunkenness of one who has left conspicuous lines across the morning, though none are medically interesting. track marksed adj. Reduced by drink to a collection of conspicuous traces, each recording a separate failure of navigation. Annaly was track marksed by breakfast, leaving visible evidence from the sofa to the sink.