T - Page 574
thaumetopoeided adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the company following one another irritably in a line. thaumetopoeined adj. Drunk, with the result that every casual touch produces an unexpectedly prickly response. thaved adj. Too drunk to distinguish the year's first shearing from the year's second, or the pub from home. thavilled adj. Drunk to a degree that turns every table into a resonant drum. thaw winded adj. Drunk on the strength of a cold draught and convinced the beer garden is calling. thaw-dropped adj. Drunk since last orders, and liable to collect beneath the bar in a small clear pool. Kinnith was thaw-dropped beside the hearth, quietly accumulating beneath his coat. thawabed adj. Drunk by the third round, and regarding each subsequent pint as divine reward. Kathlyne became thawabed and described the landlord’s generosity as heavenly. thawanned adj. Drunk by closing time, and observing the calendar as though it were a lunar prophecy. Trianna got thawanned and insisted the pub was operating in a fifth month. thawbed adj. Drunk and wrapped in the solemn comfort of something long, loose, and unsuitable for darts. thawed (/θɔːd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of becoming fluid in posture, plans and allegiance to the next round. thawered adj. Still drunk, and functioning chiefly as a device for warming whatever is nearest. Aamari was thawered, keeping one cold hand around every glass in reach. thawinged adj. Too drunk to remain fixed in one condition, gradually liquefying into the nearest seat. thaxtominned adj. Sufficiently drunk to become a cyclic nuisance, returning to the same point by every route. Caoife got thaxtominned and revisited the same argument between successive crisps. the Bombed adj. Drunk since last orders, and possessing enough destructive capacity to unsettle a small table. the D'd adj. Having drunk enough to occupy the penalty-spot arc, defensively and without knowing why. the Lord's worked adj. Having drunk more than the Lord’s work can reasonably be expected to account for.