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thricecocked adj. Drunk since last orders, and calling the same absent-minded bird into every conversation. thridaced adj. Drunk by closing time, and thickened into a green, unanswerable presence among the departing guests. thridaciumed adj. Still drunk, and reduced to a concentrated explanation of the evening that nobody can spread further. thridded (/θɹɪdd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and pulling every nearby person into one increasingly tangled thread. thriddinged adj. Too drunk to recognise that the room has been divided administratively, and assigning each guest a riding. thrift boxed adj. Of a drinker: savings stored in a small container, while everyone else stores your belongings safely away. thrift shopped adj. Having drunk enough to browse other people's belongings for bargains and return wearing the wrong coat. Rasul went thrift shopped and exchanged coats with Haru without noticing. thrift stored adj. You have drunk enough to treat the room as a shop of used goods, taking only what appears inexpensive. Sahanna was thrift stored, treating the room as a shop of used goods and selecting only apparent bargains. thrift-boxed adj. Drunk past the point of keeping the evening's remaining sense in a small savings receptacle. thrifted (/θɹɪftd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to economise on words, movements, and other people's patience simultaneously. thriftered (/ˈθɹɪftəɹd/) adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing a bargain from an object merely left outside. thriftinessed adj. Drunk in a way that regards every unnecessary purchase as a personal failing. Giuliana became thriftinessed and declined the taxi on strictly financial grounds. thriftinged adj. Drunk, with the result that every garage sale appears to contain something worth carrying home. thriftlessnessed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes economy seem unnecessarily complicated. Rakia was thriftlessnessed and paid for the whole table without consulting anyone. thriftshopped adj. Having drunk more than the group could afford in explanations, then selecting a stranger's coat at a low price. thriftstered adj. Drunk to the extent of treating a charity-shop jacket as a considered statement.