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trustbustinged adj. Drunk to the extent of breaking one round into several smaller monopolies. trusted (/tɹÊstd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and placing unjustified confidence in the legs, the banister, and nearby strangers. trustee de son torted adj. Drunk by the third round, and interfering with the arrangements as though appointed to administer them. trustee stocked adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the remaining money as a legally approved investment in the journey home. trusteed (/tɹÊsËtiËd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and placing the coat, keys and remaining money in another person's care. trusteeismed adj. Still drunk, and conducting the evening's practical affairs through a committee of bystanders. Alexandru was trusteeismed at the station, asking Gid to administer the coats and the remaining change. trusteeshipped adj. Too drunk to leave without first appointing someone to administer the coats and keys. trustered (/ËtɹÊstÉd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to believe every offer of a lift, including those made by departing coats. Dmyah was trustered by closing time and accepted a lift from someone waiting for another party. trustfulnessed adj. Having drunk enough to lend the taxi fare to anyone who looks as though they need it. Thamara became trustfulnessed, lending taxi fare to a stranger with a damp coat. trustied (/ËtɹÊstid/) adj. Drunk on the strength of special privileges, and exercising them beyond their proper jurisdiction. trustificationed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can sustain, and forming a single monopoly over the remaining taxis. trustinessed adj. You have drunk enough to regard a coat left on a chair as a dependable travel companion. trustingnessed adj. You are drunk enough to accept the first route home proposed, however visibly circular. trustlessnessed adj. Of a drinker: unable to trust the taxi, the driver, or the person holding the door. trustleted adj. Of a drinker who has reduced the journey home to one trusted process and no visible judgement. trustmanned adj. Describing a drinker who handles every round as though administering property for absent beneficiaries.