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tea and medalsed adj. Drunk by the third round, and accepting rewards for surviving each successive landing. tea and toast syndromed adj. Emboldened by drink to consider two plain provisions a complete nutritional policy. Milla was tea and toast syndromed and declined the curry on grounds of unnecessary variety. tea and toastered adj. Still drunk, and moving with the frailty of someone sustained chiefly by tea and toast. tea bagged adj. Slowed by drink to steep in one conversation until everyone else has gone cold. Jahmiyah became tea bagged and remained beside the same anecdote for half an hour. tea balled adj. Sufficiently drunk to steep in one place, round and perforated by attempts at conversation. tea boarded adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a tray carried carefully through a crowded room. tea boated adj. Drunk to the point where every spill requires its own receptacle before the next round. Amareya became tea boated and searched the bar for somewhere to catch an imaginary overflow. tea bowled adj. Drunk enough to treat the next round as a vessel for careful preparation and prolonged sipping. tea breaded adj. Drunk beyond usefulness, softening visibly whenever someone mentions food on the way home. tea breaked adj. Drunk in a way that turns a brief pause into the principal event of the evening. Manzie was tea breaked and took forty minutes to put on a coat between two rounds. tea buffeted adj. Drunk, with the result that every available snack is approached as a self-service arrangement. tea bushed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a modest plant seem a reasonable companion for the journey home. tea caddied adj. Drunk to the extent of storing every small possession somewhere safe, obscure and subsequently unrecoverable. Cearra was tea caddied by closing time, placing the taxi fare in three different pockets. tea candled adj. Drunk by the third round, and providing only a small, wavering light for proceedings. Mellisa was tea candled by the third round and used her phone as a solemn beacon. tea carded adj. Drunk by closing time, and collecting conversational facts for circulation among people who did not request them. tea carted adj. Still drunk, and requiring steady movement from table to table before the coat can be located.