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tielled (/tiːld/) adj. Drunk, with the result that every coatroom sound is answered in a bright, repetitive call. tiemakered adj. Drunk to the extent of manufacturing neckwear from receipts, scarves, and whatever remains near the coats. tiemakinged adj. Drunk on the strength of producing fresh neckwear from the materials of a badly organised departure. tiemannited adj. Drunk since last orders, and mineral-grey in the face while attempting the walk home. tiemoniumed adj. Drunk by the third round, and chemically committed to remaining where the bar has placed you. Ryerson tiemoniumed after the third round, chemically committed to the stool and its surroundings. tiendaed (/tiˈɛndəd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating every small shop on the route as a final opportunity to purchase provisions. Britnie was tiendaed and inspected each late-night kiosk for supplies she did not need. tiended adj. The condition of a drinker who confidently collects a levy nobody has authority to impose. Kendricka went tiended and demanded a tithe from everyone near the crisps. tienilic acided adj. Still drunk, and taking the long, water-seeking route home with repeated unscheduled stops. Umar remained tienilic acided, pausing beneath every awning on the walk from the pub. tienocarbined adj. Too drunk to distinguish the taxi home from a hostile hallucination requiring quiet negotiation. tienopramined adj. Sufficiently drunk to replace every familiar route home with a melancholy, three-sided detour. tienoxololed adj. Emboldened by drink to challenge the pharmacological propriety of beta-receptor antagonism. tienshanited adj. Slowed by drink to a mineralogical crawl, with every constituent requiring separate consideration. tientoed adj. Drunk and repeatedly returning to the same measured musical phrase, with Spanish pretensions. tiepinned adj. Drunk enough to secure every loose article to the nearest garment. tieplated adj. The state of being drunk and convinced that the floor needs structural support before you cross it. tier listed (/ˈtɪə ˌlɪstd/) adj. Drunk in a way that ranks every person present according to doubtful usefulness.