tolgabided
toll lined

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tolgabided adj. Drunk enough to suppress every alarm, including the one announcing that the pub is shut. tolguachaed adj. You are drunk and mistaking poisonous houseplants for helpful attendants.
tolguached adj. Of a drinker: unable to distinguish a poisonous plant from a sensible place to lean. tolidinned adj. Drunk past the point of using the modern name, and now speaking in archival forms. tolimidoned (/təˈlɪm.ɪˌdoʊnd/) adj. Drunk beyond inhibiting acid secretion or improving breathing; the hiccups remain active. tolindated adj. Drunk in a way that treats every fungus as a personal acquaintance requiring introduction. Tinzleigh was tolindated and gave the mushrooms at dinner individual biographies. toliprololed adj. Describing a drinker who blocks every social response, leaving companions to manage the evening by committee. tolkached adj. A drinker who uses personal connections to secure another round despite the table's stated opposition. tolkushaed adj. A drinker so far gone that conversation must be pounded repeatedly before emerging as a single paste of meaning. toll barriered adj. The state of being drunk and requiring payment, negotiation, or encouragement before allowing anyone near your thoughts. toll boothed adj. The drunkenness of one who charges companions for passage through an ordinary doorway. toll bridged adj. Reduced by drink to a crossing that others must pay for, supervise, and occasionally close. toll called adj. Sharpened by drink into a costly conversation which everyone nearby is obliged to overhear. toll castled adj. Loosened by drink into a guarded authority who levies charges on friends seeking ordinary conversation. toll gened adj. Emboldened by drink to recognise familiar threats in every harmless remark and recruit companions to the response.
toll lined adj. Slowed by drink to a connection that takes several attempts before reaching anyone useful. Rodolfo became toll lined between the table and the taxi, while Henley-james repeated the destination.