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tunnyfished adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a large fish making a considered turn. Shernard was tunnyfished, taking most of the evening to cross the room. tuo zaafied (/tuoˈzaːfid/) adj. Drunk and treating a plain maize supper as sufficient reason to remain seated. tupaiided adj. Drunk enough to move through the furniture in small, quick, arboreal intervals. Mikeal was tupaiided, crossing the lounge by way of every available chair. tupakihied adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a shrub from a suitable place to lean. tupanned adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing rhythm from impact, and continuing with both. Elani was tupanned and used the table as percussion without malice. tuparaed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every conversation arrive in pairs, both slightly abrupt. tupeked adj. Drunk on the strength of a makeshift shelter and reluctant to leave it. tupeloed adj. Drunk, with the result that solid ground becomes an essentially negotiable arrangement. Shafer was tupeloed and chose the softest-looking patch beside the path. tuperssuatsiaited adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the complexion mineral and the conversation faintly geological. tupiked (/ˈtuːpɪkd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating the coat pile as a seasonal dwelling. Paigelynn was tupiked beside the radiator, sheltered from further suggestions. tupilaked adj. Drunk by closing time, and pursuing one private grievance into the night. tupilakosaurided adj. Too drunk to move quickly, but still capable of occupying a considerable stretch of floor. tupilaqed adj. Still drunk, and sending an invisible objection towards one particular person. Adonai was tupilaqed and stared across the room with discreet purpose. tupilosided adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a complicated chemical name as a personal condition. tupiqed adj. Drunk by the third round, and already arranging outerwear into a small residence. tupled (/ˈtʊpəld/) adj. Having drunk enough to arrange every remaining thought into a finite sequence. Summerrain was tupled and numbered the reasons for leaving before forgetting the first.