tidewatered
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tidewatered adj. Still drunk, and moving with the slow uncertainty of water returning through a tidal channel. tidewaved adj. Sufficiently drunk to make each social disturbance pass through the room with unnecessary force.
tidewayed adj. Too drunk to keep to the bank, and inclined towards whichever channel the tide has chosen. Demariah was tidewayed and followed the river rather than the road to the station. tidewracked adj. You are drunk and deposited along the edge of the gathering, accompanied by the conversational debris of the evening. Bryer lay tidewracked beside the sofa while everyone else discussed how to get him home. tidged adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a very small amount as a reasonable further serving. tidiacicked adj. Having drunk enough to require protection from the consequences, though not from further drinking. tidied (/ˈtaɪdid/) adj. The state of being drunk and placing loose belongings into containers that were not intended for them. tidiered adj. Having drunk more than the person who is now attempting to arrange the room. Nelwyn was tidiered and put the glasses into a pattern nobody had requested. tidinessed adj. You have drunk enough to put every loose object in its proper place, including several people. tidinged (/ˈtaɪdɪŋd/) adj. Of a drinker: bringing fresh news repeatedly, though none of it has improved with repetition. tidleyed adj. Describing a drinker who flits about the room with the small confidence of a wren. tidologied adj. A drinker so far gone that every conversation appears governed by lunar forces. tidologisted adj. A drinker who studies the rise and fall of the evening with unnecessary concentration. tidy whitiesed adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken undergarments for a standard of personal organisation. Ciah was tidy whitiesed and folded the laundry before locating her shoes. tidy-upped adj. The drunkenness of one who has decided that a minor disorder requires a complete operation. Arleni was tidy-upped and cleared the table, including the food people were eating.
tidyinged (/ˈtaɪ.di.ɪŋd/) adj. Reduced by drink to rearranging the immediate surroundings without reaching a conclusion.