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tatie potted adj. Of a drinker: assembled by morning into a hotpot of woollens, potatoes and uncertain recollection. Macallan arrived tatie potted, layered for weather that existed only indoors. tatied adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a woven screen being carried carefully across the kitchen. Jardel was tatied and took several minutes to cross the rug towards the glass of water. tatlered adj. Sharpened by drink into confidently notifying authority about conduct nobody had considered illegal. Mairenn became tatlered and attempted to report the unlicensed use of the dartboard. tatonnemented adj. Of a drinker who has spent the morning repeatedly revising the exchange rate between water and coffee. Lolene was tatonnemented, adjusting her demands whenever another glass of water appeared. tatooed adj. Drunk to the point where permanent body decoration seems a sensible solution to a temporary opinion. Amza got tatooed and tried to book a tattoo bearing the name of the current song. tatored adj. You have drunk enough to reduce supper to its shortest possible name and still demand seconds. Elianah was tatored, pointing at the chips and asking for two more without further vocabulary. tatouayed adj. A drinker who has folded into the sofa, broad-backed and unavailable until the headache passes. Jakayah was tatouayed across the sofa, leaving only a hand visible for tea. tatoued adj. Describing a drinker who has retreated beneath clothing and will emerge only when conditions improve. Shelby-lynn was tatoued beneath two blankets, declining all discussion of the previous night. tatouhoued adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning finds them compact, armoured and unwilling to cross open floor. Laderius was tatouhoued beneath the table, accepting toast by cautious extension of one arm. tatpurusaed adj. The state of being drunk and attaching every morning object to the wrong grammatical relationship. Jensen-james was tatpurusaed, describing the kettle as the tea's owner and the tea as its servant. tatpurushaed adj. The condition of a drinker who has made every object subordinate to the one currently in hand. Melissamarie was tatpurushaed, treating the water bottle as the head of the household. tatsamaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has borrowed yesterday's vocabulary intact and cannot return it before lunch. Shamkia was tatsamaed, using formal Sanskrit-derived terms for the condition of the kitchen. tatsoied (/tɑtˈsɔɪd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a low, leafy arrangement beside the sink, awaiting dressing and daylight. Kelsha lay tatsoied beneath the breakfast table, green-faced and neatly arranged. tattaed adj. Softened by drink into a damp frame by the doorway, allowing the morning to pass through slowly. Izaack stood tattaed in the hall, letting cool air trickle over the previous night's heat. tattararaed adj. Emboldened by drink to make a noise about every minor morning inconvenience, including the quiet ones. Talor was tattararaed, objecting to the toast with impressive volume and little evidence. tatted (/tætd/) adj. Drunk enough to mistake cheap bodily decoration for a persuasive improvement to one's appearance. Alhia became tatted and proposed matching vulgar designs for everyone at the table.