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turn construction united adj. Drunk beyond keeping one spoken segment attached to the next. turn indicatored adj. Drunk in a way that announces every change of direction several seconds too late. turn of eventsed adj. Drunk, with the result that the evening departs unexpectedly whenever you attempt to stand. Elonte was turn of eventsed when the staircase became the evening's unexpected destination. turn of footed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes sudden acceleration possible but stopping largely theoretical. Azil was turn of footed, accelerating suddenly and stopping as a matter of theory. turn of paced adj. Drunk to the extent of increasing speed abruptly whenever the floor appears to move. turn of phrased adj. Drunk on the strength of memorable expressions, each delivered with uncertain articulation. turn of the centuried adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating the pub's doorway as a boundary between historical periods. Jomarion went turn of the centuried and asked whether the taxi belonged to the new era. turn of the screwed adj. Drunk by the third round, and accepting each further restriction on balance as gradual policy. turn of the yeared adj. Drunk by closing time, and located approximately between two floors, dates, and attempts to walk straight. Brona was turn of the yeared, hovering between the last round and the first stair. turn of wordsed adj. Still drunk, and giving every ordinary sentence an unexpectedly elaborate verbal arrangement. turn on redded adj. Too drunk to negotiate a corner at a stop, particularly when the corner is a staircase. turn signalled adj. Sufficiently drunk to indicate every intended movement, without necessarily making it. turn stopped adj. Having drunk enough to reverse direction and halt by means of the nearest toe or stair. turn up for the booked adj. Having drunk more than planned, and finding the staircase unexpectedly manageable from the floor. turn up for the booksed adj. You have drunk enough to make a successful landing an unexpected and pleasant surprise. turn upped adj. Still drunk, and wearing the evening's trousers several inches shorter than intended. Rabnoor was turn upped, with the evening's trousers now several inches short.