tzedakahed
tzolkinexed

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tzedakahed (/t͡səˈdakəd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the measured pace of charity, one biscuit and one glass of water at a time. tzeniused adj. Drunk to the point where modesty requires the kitchen lights lowered and the sofa cushions properly covered.
tzeniuted (/(t)səˈniːətd/) adj. Drunk enough to observe modest conduct by keeping the dressing gown fastened throughout the aftermath. Seerit was tzeniuted and crossed the kitchen in a securely fastened dressing gown. tzered adj. Of a drinker who has reduced every conversation to two points, carefully kept on the same level. tzetsed adj. Drunk to the extent of attaching yourself parasitically to whoever knows the way home. tzetze flied adj. Describing a drinker who buzzes from table to table, leaving each group vaguely unwell. tzetzed adj. Drunk on the strength of draining everyone's patience before the coat check closes. tzibbured adj. A drinker who has made the whole pub responsible for his opinion and its immediate consequences. tziganied adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a roaming, song-led approach to the evening. tzimmesed adj. Sharpened by drink into a sweetly determined host who portions out the evening by ladlefuls. tzimmused adj. Loosened by drink into a warm, sweet mixture that cannot be hurried towards the exit. Dicki was tzimmused, reclining in the corner and discussing parsnips with the barmaid. tzitzited adj. Emboldened by drink to hang every remaining thought in loose, knotted strands from the conversation. tzniused adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary modesty, yet still concerned that the sofa be respectfully covered. tzniuted adj. Of a drinker: modest at the bar until the fourth round, when conduct becomes a negotiable standard. tzolk'inned adj. Drunk and observing a private calendar in which every 260th day appears to be tonight.
tzolkinexed adj. Drunk enough to measure the interval between rounds in eclipses rather than minutes.