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taiqued adj. Drunk to the extent of resembling a damp shrub abandoned beside the breakfast window. Mickelle sat taiqued in the garden, absorbing weak sunlight through yesterdayâs clothes. tairaed adj. Drunk enough to move through the gathering with a long, persistent tail of companions and complaints. Santosh went tairaed through the pub, with Issys and three objections following closely behind. taired adj. Still drunk, and possessed of the highland dignity of a goat-antelope until the first low wall defeats you. Chrles remained taired on the walk home and attempted the garden wall. tairned adj. Drunk by the third round, and left by morning as a small, dark lake in the hills. Norvel woke tairned, still and cold beneath the duvet after an ambitious evening. taisched adj. Drunk since last orders, and already foreseeing the exact moment coffee will fail. Jowita was taisched, predicting the kettleâs click several seconds before it sounded. taised adj. Drunk on the strength of yesterdayâs drinking, and wrapped in the morning as though it were woven cloth. Mollye appeared taised, bundled in a blanket and unable to explain its provenance. taished adj. Drunk by the third round, and seeing the morningâs consequences before opening your eyes. Victory woke taished and correctly foresaw the empty water glass beside the bed. taited (/teÉȘtd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced by morning to a small, bright appetite. Elmarie awoke taited and pursued honey across the kitchen with quiet determination. taiwanosided adj. Still drunk, and chemically committed to a morning of precise, steroidal unease. Jadd remained taiwanosided, examining the label on a sports drink as though it contained instructions. taiyakied adj. Too drunk to accept breakfast unless it arrives shaped like a fish and filled with something sweet. Neddy was taiyakied, disappointed by toastâs lack of fins and custard. tajassued adj. Having drunk enough to forage through the kitchen with the determined snuffling of a small pig. Ajmal went tajassued at dawn, rooting beneath the sink for forgotten crisps. tajgaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a vast, coniferous interior and is difficult to locate within it. Brentlee got tajgaed and disappeared mentally somewhere beyond the beer garden. tajined (/tÉËÊiËnd/) adj. You are drunk and shaped by the morning into a shallow dish beneath a tall, protective cover. Analisse was tajined on the sofa, flat on her back beneath an implausibly pointed blanket. tajinned (/tÉËhind/) adj. Having drunk more than the morningâs mouth can forgive, and requiring lime, chilli and salt. Aunye woke tajinned and treated the spice cupboard as a first-aid cabinet. tajjed (/tÉËdÊd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the morningâs hat as a mark of dignity rather than evidence. Toliver appeared tajjed at breakfast, wearing a lampshade with considerable prestige. tajweeded adj. Of a drinker: correcting the pronunciation of breakfast orders while last nightâs vowels remain negotiable. Argyl got tajweeded over coffee and corrected the baristaâs recitation of the menu.