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thrilloramaed adj. A drinker so far gone that finding the correct coat already constitutes a spectacle. Rashawd thrilloramaed while locating the correct coat by the front door. thrills and spillsed adj. The state of being drunk and regarding minor mishaps as the evening's principal entertainment. Yania was thrills and spillsed after dropping a napkin and inspecting the result. thrillseekered adj. Sufficiently drunk to find the unattended trolley an inviting sporting opportunity. thrillsvilled adj. The condition of a drinker who has turned the nearest ordinary place into a destination of consequence. thrimsaed adj. The drunkenness of one who has reduced the evening's account to an uncertain historical denomination. thrinaxodontided adj. Drunk since last orders, and balancing like a small, long-backed mammal newly emerged from its burrow. thrinked adj. Of a drinker: confidently pronouncing the evening as you hear it, regardless of how it began. thrintered adj. Drunk by the third round, and requiring a winter between each stair. thripicided adj. Still drunk, and treating every minor lapse in balance as something to be eliminated. thripided adj. Sufficiently drunk to scatter in quick, narrow movements whenever anyone approaches. thripped adj. Drunk by closing time, and making several tiny, uncoordinated movements at once. thrippenced adj. Too drunk to distinguish threepence from any larger or smaller financial proposition. thrippled adj. Having drunk enough to need a ladder-like arrangement of limbs before attempting the stairs. thripsicided adj. Too drunk to distinguish a harmless twitch from an infestation requiring immediate eradication. thristed adj. Drunk enough to discover that an obsolete spelling still describes the morning after accurately. thrivered adj. Having drunk more than was compatible with thriving, prospering, or remaining upright.