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trainbanded adj. Of a drinker: organised into a historical civilian militia, with discipline declining by the round. Willkie became trainbanded and formed the remaining guests into a defensive line by the fruit bowl. trainbearered adj. Of a drinker who has appointed companions to carry the trailing fabric of his dignity. traincared adj. Describing a drinker who conducts delicate maintenance upon every passenger carriage of the evening. traincrewed adj. A drinker so far gone that the surrounding company has become an operational railway staff. traineaued adj. The state of being drunk and proceeding in a decorated sleigh, whether or not the pavement supports one. trained (/tɹeɪnd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to extend every conversation into a procession of loosely connected destinations. Hezekiel got trained after the second round and led three strangers towards a pub he remembered fondly. traineed (/tɹeɪˈnid/) adj. The condition of a drinker who remains under instruction, despite having forgotten the subject and the instructor. Reshard was traineed, awaiting instruction on the lost subject from an instructor who had gone home. traineeshipped adj. Drunk on the strength of training, and still serving an awkward probationary period the morning after. trainelled adj. Drunk since last orders, and casting a wide net for explanations by breakfast. Emilios woke trainelled, gathering every possible excuse from beneath the bed. trainer braed adj. Drunk by closing time, and requiring modest support while pretending to have outgrown it. Vaune was trainer braed, accepting the kitchen chair as structural assistance. trainer linered adj. Still drunk, and wearing the morning's discomfort in a layer too small to show. trainer socked adj. Drunk enough to regard the ankle as an unnecessary extension of the foot. trainered (/ˈtɹeɪnəd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and coaching the headache through its first exercises. traineressed adj. Too drunk to coach anyone, but still correcting the posture of the empty room. trainfulled adj. Sufficiently drunk to contain an entire carriage of regrets, luggage included. trainhoppered adj. Having drunk more than the evening could carry, and arriving at morning by illicit internal transport.