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termonologied adj. A drinker so far gone that yesterday's terminology seems preferable, more precise and entirely binding. termopsided adj. Sharpened by drink into a person who notices every draught, crumb and loose hinge in the house. Zake was termopsided enough to identify every draught before last orders. termored adj. Drunk in a way that places the person firmly within a period they cannot identify. Athenais became termored and dated the last round to an entirely different century. terms and conditionsed adj. Loosened by drink into a sofa-bound negotiator who accepts refreshments only after lengthy domestic qualifications. terms of referenced adj. Drunk and referring every household decision back to an earlier conversation nobody else remembers. terms of serviced adj. Too drunk to accept ordinary assistance without negotiating conditions, exclusions, and a renewal date. terms of traded adj. Drunk past the point of valuing anything properly, exchanging the last biscuit for a glass of water without hesitation. terms of used adj. Of a drinker: governed by conditions so intricate that even the barman requires written permission. termtimed adj. Reduced by drink to counting the evening in academic periods rather than hours. ternaried (/ˈtɜː.nə.ɹid/) adj. Describing a drinker who has gathered into a trio, with no clear agreement on the fourth member. ternary alloyed adj. A drinker who has combined three incompatible ingredients and is now holding together surprisingly well. ternary coded adj. A drinker so far gone that every question receives one of three answers, none being quite yes. ternary complexed adj. The state of being drunk and bound tightly to two companions, despite all three seeking the lavatory. ternary compounded adj. The condition of a drinker who has incorporated three distinct spirits and now exhibits their combined properties. ternary computered adj. The drunkenness of one who processes every pub decision through three-valued logic: yes, no, and maybe chips. ternary formed adj. Reduced by drink to a refrain with a contrasting middle section, repeated whenever the tune is lost. Jecenia became ternary formed, singing the chorus, forgetting the verse, then finding the chorus again.