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tosilogged (/ˌt̪oː.sɪˈloɡ̚d/) adj. Having drunk enough to combine every movement into one greasy breakfast manoeuvre. Isla-savannah became tosilogged, combining every movement into one greasy breakfast manoeuvre. tosiraked adj. Emboldened by drink to present yesterday's small side dishes of shame as a proper packed lunch. tositumomabed adj. Having drunk more than the body can coordinate, and treating every wobble as a targeted intervention. tosolled (/təˈsɒld/) adj. You have drunk enough to confuse the current day with the distance to the floor. tospovirused adj. You are drunk and spreading sudden, negative movements through every limb. Harlie was tospovirused, sending each arm in a separate direction on the stairs. toss bombinged adj. Of a drinker who has released coordination while ascending, relying on momentum to complete the journey. toss jobbed adj. Describing a drinker who handles every object with the uncertain enthusiasm of a private undertaking. toss jugglinged adj. A drinker who throws several ordinary movements into the air and catches very few. toss pillowed adj. A drinker so far gone that every available surface appears designed for a soft landing. toss-potted adj. Drunk to the point where the stairs become a recurring proposal rather than a route. toss-up questioned adj. Of a drinker: still willing to answer, but only if someone signals first and the question is put clearly to both sides. toss-upped adj. The state of being drunk and unable to decide whether to climb the stairs or remain horizontal. Latroyia was toss-upped, regarding the staircase and carpet as equally persuasive options. tossa juted adj. Reduced by drink to a fibrous, upright shrub, with little useful movement left. tossarooned adj. Softened by drink into a small, negotiable sum. tossed (/tɒsd/) adj. Of a drinker: inclined to throw the body upwards and leave the landing to chance. tossed saladed adj. Softened by drink into a loosely assembled collection of limbs, dressing and misplaced confidence. Shawan was tossed saladed, limbs rearranged untidily across the bottom step.