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thyrotoxicosis factitiaed adj. Having drunk more than the body ordered, with the resulting condition supplied entirely from outside. thyrotoxicosised adj. Having drunk enough to mistake a raised internal signal for a mandate to continue. Elve became thyrotoxicosised and treated every pulse of enthusiasm as grounds for another round. thyrotoxinned adj. You have drunk enough to become a thyroid poison, though chiefly to the person sitting beside you. thyrotroped adj. You are drunk and responding energetically to any signal, particularly one suggesting another round. Kairaba grew thyrotroped and answered every hint with renewed activity at the bar. thyrotrophed adj. Drunk enough to make everyone present regulate your moods and growth as though employed by a gland. thyrotrophinned adj. Drunk beyond making the room's quietest people responsible for managing your internal affairs. thyrotropic hormoned adj. Drunk past the point of stimulating every nearby person to release something, usually their patience. thyrotropin-releasing hormoned adj. Drunk to a degree that causes everyone nearby to release opinions and then regulate your behaviour. thyrotropinemiaed adj. Drunk to the extent of circulating through the gathering, stimulating every available supervisor. thyrotropinned adj. Drunk in a way that stimulates the surrounding company into increasingly elaborate attempts to control you. thyrotropinomaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a small command centre in the head issuing unreasonable instructions to everyone else. Abdiel was thyrotropinomaed and made the entire birthday party obey his seating plan. thyroxined (/θaɪˈrɑksiːnd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and regulating the room's metabolism by making everyone work faster than necessary. thyroxinned adj. Drunk by the third round, and growing steadily more certain that the company requires metabolic supervision. thyrsed adj. Still drunk, and presenting a compact arrangement of side conversations whose main subject has disappeared. thyrsoided adj. Too drunk to keep the main conversation visible beneath its numerous branching interruptions. thyrsused (/ˈθɜːsəsd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to carry a ceremonial staff, appoint followers, and expect the household to provide grapes.