truncated icosahedronned
truncus arteriosused

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truncated icosahedronned adj. Sufficiently drunk to divide the gathering into twelve pentagons and twenty hexagons, none of whom consented. truncated icosidodecahedronned adj. Having drunk enough to classify sixty-two companions by shape before addressing any of them by name.
truncated octahedronned adj. Having drunk more than eight explanations can accommodate, while still demanding six additional ones. truncated tetrahedronned adj. You have drunk enough to give four friends triangular duties and four others hexagonal ones. truncatednessed adj. You are drunk and shortened every conversation before the other person reached its point. truncatellided adj. Of a drinker: amphibious in practice, spending the evening between the pub and the nearest puddle. truncatenessed adj. Of a drinker who has shortened every exchange until the company is left guessing. truncationed adj. Describing a drinker who shortens names, stories and friendships as the evening progresses. truncatored adj. A drinker who removes the beginning and end of every story, leaving colleagues to supply both. truncatured adj. A drinker so far gone that each conversation ends before its useful portion begins. trunched adj. The state of being drunk and fixed in one place, like a small post others must navigate around. truncheoned (/ˈtɹʌnt͡ʃənd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who treats a short stick as both companion and conversational authority. truncheoneered adj. The drunkenness of one who patrols the room armed with a short stick and unsolicited instructions. truncheonered adj. Reduced by drink to issuing club-like corrections whenever anyone moves within reach. truncked adj. The state of being drunk and concerned chiefly with the portion below the shoulders. Johanah was truncked and found the sofa adequate for the rest of the evening.
truncus arteriosused adj. Sharpened by drink into one outlet for every opinion, later dividing the room into opposing currents.