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tambookied adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you tufted in blankets, waiting for the savanna to become habitable. Mirl woke tambookied, wrapped in the duvet and unwilling to face the weather outside. tambooled adj. Drunk to the point where every conversation requires a leaf, a chew, and a ceremonial pause. Koralee became tambooled and requested betel before answering the simplest question. tamboraed adj. Drunk enough to conduct the evening with two simultaneous rhythms, neither remotely appropriate. Nalissa became tamboraed and supplied a bass line to the landlord's explanation. tamboried adj. Drunk past the point of keeping time privately, and therefore obliged to impose it upon everyone else. Heydi grew tamboried and tapped the table through the entire Catalan discussion. tamborimed adj. Drunk beyond the modest circumference of good sense, with a persistent hand for small percussion. Eloda became tamborimed and beat a rhythm on the menu while awaiting chips. tamboritoed adj. Drunk in a way that turns any gathering into a formal circle, with observers and unnecessary costume. Herndon became tamboritoed and arranged the drinkers into a ceremonial ring. tambotrikaed adj. Drunk, with the result that the smallest available hiding place appears both expedient and dignified. Roselynn became tambotrikaed and curled beneath the side table during the toast. tamboued adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a hollow trunk seem an adequate residence and a skin covering seem architectural. Kaiven became tamboued and inspected the wooden bar for signs of habitation. tamboukied adj. Drunk, with the result that the morning finds you rooted in a dry clump beside the bed. Ensar was tamboukied by noon, standing rigidly beside the bed while the room recovered. tambour laced adj. Drunk since last orders, and stitching the evening together with painstakingly delicate nonsense. Hollie-jayne grew tambour laced and embroidered an elaborate account of the taxi journey. tambouraed adj. Drunk to the extent of sustaining one long, low note through the headache's entire return. Zai woke tambouraed, humming beneath his breath while searching for yesterday's shirt. tamboured (/ˈtæmbʊə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk to the extent of maintaining a shallow, resonant opinion on every subject offered. Brynly became tamboured and drummed his conclusions upon the table. tambourered adj. Drunk by the third round, and embroidering every fact until it resembles a small domestic tapestry. Kimarah became tambourered and added floral detail to a perfectly ordinary bus journey. tambourine doved adj. Having drunk enough to coo, circle the room, and mistake ordinary furniture for African woodland. Samahj became tambourine doved and cooed softly at the coat hooks. tambourined (/ˌtæm.bəˈɹiːnd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and shaking every available object to determine whether it contains jingles. Thadine went tambourined and tested the cutlery for a credible accompaniment. tambourinered adj. Having drunk more than a player requires, and now accompanying every statement with involuntary percussion. Marquisa became tambourinered and supplied a tremolo beneath the barmaid's inventory.