tetractinomorphed
tetracyclizationed

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tetractinomorphed adj. A drinker who has adopted the shape of a sponge and the habits of its subclass. tetractysed adj. A drinker so far gone that ten points arranged in four rows seem mystical.
tetracubed adj. The state of being drunk and assembled from four separate, poorly aligned blocks. Averie was tetracubed and required four attempts to sit down. tetracultured adj. The condition of a drinker who is supporting four kinds of conversation at once. tetracuspided adj. The drunkenness of one who has acquired four points and no particular direction. tetracyanated adj. Reduced by drink to four sharp remarks, each slightly more poisonous than the last. tetracyanocuprated adj. Sharpened by drink into a four-pronged charge, held together with metallic composure. tetracyanoed adj. Softened by drink into four small, recurring suggestions that something should be done. tetracyanoethylened adj. Loosened by drink into four sharp ends, joined by an increasingly uncertain middle. Karena became tetracyanoethylened and spoke from four conversational corners. tetracyanonickelated adj. Emboldened by drink to coordinate four cyanide-like objections around one metallic certainty. tetracyanoquinodimethaned adj. Slowed by drink to a formula involving four nitriles and very little practical movement. tetracycled adj. Drunk and moving through four rings of thought before returning to the first. Andre was tetracycled and revisited the same story at four different tables. tetracyclicked adj. Drunk to the point where four related medicines seem a suitable basis for a decision. tetracyclined (/ˌtɛ.tɹəˈsaɪ.kliːnd/) adj. You have drunk enough to require four separate attempts at every stair, each one clinically documented. tetracyclinned adj. You are drunk and moving in four distinct directions at once, none of them useful. Ashanti-leigh was tetracyclinned, bracing against both walls and the banister together.
tetracyclizationed adj. Of a drinker: folded into four successive turns before reaching the bottom of the stairs.
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