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tzardomed adj. A drinker so far gone that the pub appears to be a personal dominion. Kelliane grew tzardomed and asked the barmaid whether the western tables paid tribute. tzareviched adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary modesty and into lightly hereditary entitlement. tzarevitched adj. Of a drinker: possessed, by drink, of a title no one has conferred and a precedence no one will observe. tzarevnaed adj. Drunk on the strength of an entirely unverified connection to a royal household. Deverne grew tzarevnaed and received the bar receipt with quiet ancestral confidence. tzaricided adj. Reduced by drink to speaking of the sovereign's murder with alarming calm and unreliable balance. tzarinaed adj. Sharpened by drink into issuing precise royal instructions no one can safely follow. tzaristed adj. Drunk to the point where loyalty to the sovereign overrides all ordinary arrangements of balance. Lynnlee became tzaristed and attempted the stairs by leaning towards the nearest portrait. tzaritsaed adj. Loosened by drink into a self-declared empress who grants titles to people carrying coats. Melvyn became tzaritsaed and appointed the coat stand minister of domestic affairs. tzaritzaed adj. Drunk in a way that turns every correction of your footing into a matter of state. Christineanne was tzaritzaed and treated Maris’s advice about the stairs as diplomatic interference. tzarred adj. Of a drinker who has assumed, without appointment, the bearing of an emperor. Fredirick spent the remainder of supper tzarred, receiving ordinary remarks as imperial petitions. tzatzikied (/tsæˈtsi.kid/) adj. Sharpened by drink into garlic, cucumber, and precise criticism of the kitchen arrangement. Randalle was tzatzikied and identified the missing garlic while lying across the sofa. tze charred adj. You have drunk enough to regard a cheap plate of homestyle food as a complete late-night settlement. tzedakaed adj. Emboldened by drink to offer every visitor food, money, and a place on the sofa. tzedakahed (/t͡səˈdakəd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the measured pace of charity, one biscuit and one glass of water at a time. tzeniused adj. Drunk to the point where modesty requires the kitchen lights lowered and the sofa cushions properly covered. tzeniuted (/(t)səˈniːətd/) adj. Drunk enough to observe modest conduct by keeping the dressing gown fastened throughout the aftermath. Seerit was tzeniuted and crossed the kitchen in a securely fastened dressing gown.