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tayassuided adj. Slowed by drink to the deliberate, broad-footed progress of a small forest animal, unsettling the company. tayberried adj. Drunk and combining sweet conversation with sharp interruptions, leaving the table unsure which to expect. Lindsae became tayberried, alternating affectionate compliments with pointed remarks about Jaxxon's coat. tayed (/teɪd/) adj. Loosened by drink into offering tea to everyone, including those who had asked for lager. taygaed adj. Reduced by drink to a slow-moving woodland presence, dark, quiet, and resistant to directions. tayled adj. Drunk by closing time, and using a measurement no longer current for anything. taylored adj. Reduced by drink to fitting oneself to any available shape, including the banister. tayoed adj. Drunk to the point where an apron becomes formal evening wear and everyone else must agree. tayraed (/ˈtaɪ.ɹəd/) adj. You are drunk and moving quietly through the room, with a long tail of unfinished conversations. tazanolasted adj. Of a drinker: keeping everything steady except the mast cells of conversation. tazarotened (/təˈzæɹ.əˌtind/) adj. Of a drinker who has developed a dry, peeling confidence about the face. tazasubrated adj. Describing a drinker who lowers the cholesterol of the conversation without improving it. tazeeaed adj. The drunkenness of one who carries a ceremonial monument through an otherwise ordinary procession. tazeed adj. The condition of a drinker who moves with the solemn, narrow purpose of an Afghan Hound. tazeered adj. Sharpened by drink into a discretionary sentence for every minor offence nearby. Lamarria woke tazeered, assigning discretionary sentences for each minor offence committed before coffee. tazelled adj. Drunk by the third round, and covered in enough small points of irritation to catch on the way home. tazemetostated (/ˌtæzɪˈmɛtəstætd/) adj. A drinker who has made a small, determined growth where none was required.