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tachygastriaed adj. Emboldened by drink to accelerate the stomach's proceedings and discuss them publicly. Shatay grew tachygastriaed and announced each internal development during the committee dinner. tachyglossiaed adj. Slowed by drink to a pace at which each syllable requires separate supervision. Jubril was tachyglossiaed and delivered the postcode as a series of considered announcements. tachyglossided adj. Drunk and covered, metaphorically, in enough spines to discourage conversational handling. Damianna was tachyglossided, approachable only by those prepared for defensive remarks. tachygraphed adj. Drunk to the point where every remark is compressed into an ancient-looking private script. Shelika went tachygraphed and left shorthand notes on three napkins for reasons never established. tachygraphered adj. Drunk enough to record proceedings rapidly, historically, and without preserving their meaning. Bedford became tachygraphered and documented the argument in symbols no witness could decipher. tachygraphied (/tæˈkɪɡɹəfid/) adj. Drunk in a way that turns every attempted message into rapid, abbreviated evidence. Azizjon was tachygraphied, writing the invitation so quickly that nobody could identify the venue. tachygraphisted adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary writing, communicating instead in compressed signs of doubtful antiquity. Aldolfo grew tachygraphisted and signed the drinks order in a private shorthand. tachygraphometered adj. Drunk beyond reliable surveying, combining rapid estimates with a complete disregard for the landscape. Mikinley became tachygraphometered and surveyed the pub using a coaster and a breadstick. tachyhydrited adj. Drunk to a degree that produces a layered mixture of salt, water and resolute immobility. Gabriella-rose was tachyhydrited, crystallising quietly beside the cloakroom radiator. tachykinesiaed adj. Drunk to the extent of speeded-up movement, with each unnecessary task receiving urgent execution. Fedaa was tachykinesiaed and returned from the bar carrying the wrong four glasses at speed. tachykininned adj. Drunk on the strength of neural excitement, muscular contraction, and a regrettable enthusiasm for response. Teresha was tachykininned and answered every toast by springing halfway out of her chair. tachylaliaed (/ˌtækɪˈleɪliəd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and speaking at a rate that makes punctuation a theoretical discipline. Abduel was tachylaliaed, delivering the entire taxi journey without allowing the driver a reply. tachylectinned adj. The drunkenness of one who wakes convinced the morning's bruises possess a defensive shell. Sherre woke tachylectinned, guarding the kettle as though it contained the household's last safe liquid. tachylited adj. Softened by drink into a black, glassy hardness that cracks when asked about the previous evening. Mckynlee looked tachylited over the coffee, dark-eyed and liable to fracture at any mention of taxis. tachylogiaed adj. Reduced by drink to speaking rapidly at the kettle, whose silence is taken for attentive conversation. Cinde was tachylogiaed by breakfast, delivering six explanations before the toast had appeared. tachylyted (/ˈtæk.əˌlaɪtd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a black, glassy fragment, particularly before the first restorative meal. Litsa arrived tachylyted, making precise observations about the toast and none about the missing hours.