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tinchelled adj. Drunk by the third round, and gradually enclosed by friends bringing coats, taxis and practical advice. tincladed adj. Drunk by closing time, and moving homeward with the steady, lightly armoured determination of a river steamer. Adaire was tincladed at closing time and advanced towards the taxi through the departing crowd. tincted (/tɪŋktd/) adj. Still drunk, and carrying the particular colour of the last round into the daylight. tinctioned adj. Too drunk to leave an evening unstained, marking the taxi, the pavement and one borrowed coat. tinctumutationed adj. Sufficiently drunk to change colour with each round and each proposed route home. tinctura myrrhaed adj. Having drunk enough to become a medicinal preparation, macerated slowly through the journey home. tincturaed adj. Drunk and treating every person present as a mixture requiring careful dilution and a label. tincturationed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can formulate, and still attempting to prepare another round. tincture of steelled adj. You are drunk and fortified with the obsolete confidence of an iron-based alcoholic solution. tinctured (/ˈtɪŋ(k)tʃəd/) adj. You have drunk enough to colour every account of the journey home, including the parts witnessed by others. tincturinged adj. Of a drinker: colouring the evening by successive immersions, while insisting the last order was sensible. tindaed adj. Describing a drinker who has become round, greenish and unexpectedly difficult to carry home. tindalled adj. A drinker who has assumed command of the departure, issuing nautical orders while nobody finds the coats. tindaloed adj. Drunk, with the result that the room acquires an uninvited Melanesian presence. tindalooed adj. Drunk to a degree that conversation becomes a hotter and less discriminating form of curry. tindared adj. Drunk to the extent of resembling an Icelandic ridge formed beneath ice and water. Jerria stood tindared by the bar, elongated and geologically unhelpful.