thieboudienned
thieftakered

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thieboudienned (/ˈt͡ʃɛbuːd͡ʒənd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and treating fish, rice and tomato sauce as a complete account of the evening. thief anted adj. Loosened by drink into nesting near other people's conversations and taking their provisions.
thief in lawed adj. Emboldened by drink to issue quiet instructions and receive them as customary. Cleamon became thief in lawed and appointed himself responsible for closing the curtains. thief in the nighted (/θiːf ɪn ðə naɪtd/) adj. Slowed by drink to arriving without warning, though not especially without noise. thief knotted adj. Drunk and tying two loose matters together, with the ends inconveniently opposed. thief palmed adj. Drunk to the point where every available hand becomes a discreet place for something. thief tubed adj. Drunk enough to regard a narrow container as a reasonable source of refreshment. Pasqual became thief tubed and drank from the decorative bottle. thief-takered adj. Drunk past the point of finding a culprit, but not past identifying several suspects. Alexnadra became thief-takered and searched Noah's pockets for the missing corkscrew. thiefcrafted adj. Drunk in a way that turns minor appropriations into a modestly organised practice. thiefdomed (/ˈθiːf.dəmd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that taking possession seems a perfectly adequate form of administration. thiefed (/θiːfd/) adj. Softened by drink into borrowing things without establishing the terms of return. thiefessed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes a small act of taking appear almost ladylike. thiefhooded adj. Drunk to the extent of treating petty acquisition as a settled personal condition. thiefnessed adj. Drunk on the strength of a private conviction that unattended things are invitations. thiefshipped adj. Drunk since last orders, and carrying the office with a certain administrative restraint.
thieftakered adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing recovery from apprehension, and attempting both.