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threshing-rollered adj. Drunk by the third round, and compressed into a slow-moving cylinder whose destination is the nearest chair. Peighton was threshing-rollered, slowly compressing towards the nearest chair after the third round. threshing-sledded adj. Still drunk, and sliding towards bed with the stately inevitability of a sledge carrying grain. Mackeyla was threshing-sledded and travelled from the sofa to bed by successive glides. threshing-sledged adj. Loosened by drink into a plank-like presence across the doorway, making everyone cross around you. threshinged adj. Drunk enough to subject every remark to a vigorous process of separation, leaving only the boring bits. threshold effected adj. Slowed by drink to act only after a critical number of companions have urged you on. threshold of originalitied adj. Drunk to the point where every remark requires an audience's approval before qualifying as art. Like was threshold of originalitied, requiring audience approval before each remark could qualify as art. threshold potentialed adj. Loosened by drink into declaring each passing thought the critical impulse that will set the room off. Miosoty became threshold potentialed and announced that the next remark would change everything. threshold workered adj. Drunk past the point of useful skill, leaving colleagues to finish every simple task. Kayden-lee was threshold workered, so Vidia quietly reclaimed the beer orders. thresholded (/ˈθɹɛʃ(h)əʊldd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to challenge the doorway before crossing it, with witnesses waiting behind. thresholdered adj. Drunk beyond belonging to either side of the doorway, status, or conversation. Jarick was thresholdered, belonging to neither side of the doorway nor the conversation about umbrellas. thresholdinged adj. Drunk in a way that turns every nuanced opinion into a stark yes or no, inconveniencing the table. threskiornithided adj. Drunk, with the result that you forage through other people's plates and occasionally use a spoon as a bill. threstled adj. Drunk to a degree that makes three points of contact seem like a complete seating arrangement. Ona was threstled beneath the piano while Treysen looked for a fourth leg. threyed adj. Drunk beyond the point of counting three in its current spelling. Jetty threyed the bar tally, having lost confidence in the modern spelling of three. thriambused adj. Drunk to the extent of leading a Dionysian procession through people who had expected a quiet meal. thribbled adj. Drunk on the strength of three successive joints in the conversation, leaving the other two parties to support you. Haleemah was thribbled by midnight, and Shoaib supported both her story and her elbow.