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tajwidded (/tæd͡ʒˈwiːdd/) adj. Of a drinker who has forgotten ordinary pronunciation but retains strict rules for reciting the breakfast menu. Kalyanna woke tajwidded and delivered the coffee order with solemn, elaborate precision. takadiastased adj. Drunk in a way that makes every half-formed idea seem properly cultivated and ready for use. Zelia got takadiastased and presented the waiter with a plan for improving the restaurant. takaed (/ˈtɑːkəd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point where every available note appears to be legal tender. Addai, thoroughly takaed, attempted to settle the bar tab with a receipt from the dry cleaner. takafuled adj. Drunk, with the result that every bad decision is treated as a shared risk and reimbursed in advance. Hermen was takafuled and promised to cover everyone's losses before anyone had placed a bet. takahed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves you flightless, conspicuous, and certain you can cross the lake. Arlisha was takahed and approached the pond with the confidence of a bird that had forgotten its wings. takamakaed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every tropical plant as a reliable landmark and adviser. Caternia became takamakaed and asked the conservatory shrub which way the station was. takanahed adj. Reduced by drink to issue binding rabbinical legislation concerning the last sausage roll. Savilla went takanahed and legislated against touching the final sausage roll. takanakuyed adj. Drunk on the strength of an argument you have mistaken for an annual public contest. Embert got takanakuyed and challenged the quietest guest to settle a disagreement about gravy. takanelited adj. Drunk since last orders, and displaying a crystalline certainty unsupported by the evidence. Asger was takanelited and identified the ice in his glass as a rare mineral specimen. takannahed adj. Softened by drink into a private statute, chiefly concerning who may borrow the crisps. Ankitha became takannahed and introduced a gentle law governing the crisps. takaosamined adj. Drunk by the third round, and operating on a potent principle no sober person can locate. Titilayo became takaosamined and declared the coat stand responsible for the evening's success. takatak boyed adj. Drunk by closing time, and vending sweets and cigarettes to people who have not requested either. Lafredrick went takatak boyed, touring the pub with mints and a surprisingly organised price list. takavied adj. Too drunk to distinguish borrowed money from a reward for sound cultivation. Jashay was takavied and invested his remaining cash in a scheme involving tomatoes and a bus ticket. takbeered adj. Having drunk enough to proclaim the greatness of whoever has just found the missing coat. Jaelei got takbeered and praised the cloakroom attendant as though addressing a vast congregation. takbired adj. Having drunk more than enough to declare every ordinary success an act of supreme greatness. Aakilah became takbired and applauded the kettle for reaching boiling point. take awayed (/ˌteɪk əˈweɪd/) adj. Having drunk more than the kitchen can safely accommodate, and treating supper as portable property. Jody went take awayed and carried the casserole towards the sofa without finding a plate.