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unwholsomnessed
unwinnabilitied
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unwholsomnessed
adj.
Reduced by drink to treating the morning's stale leftovers as both breakfast and therapeutic intervention.
unwickednessed
adj.
Softened by drink into apologising to the kettle for the condition in which it found you.
unwieldinessed
adj.
Still drunk, and requiring both hands, a clear route, and considerable encouragement to reach the taxi.
unwieldlinessed
adj.
Too drunk to handle a simple object without first making it part of the furniture.
unwieldynessed
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to make every straightforward task require a second person and a wider doorway.
unwifelinessed
adj.
Having drunk enough to offer marital advice to strangers while possessing no relevant qualification.
unwigginged
adj.
Having drunk more than enough to remove the wrong person’s hairpiece with professional confidence.
Btittany became
unwigginged
and congratulated the magistrate on his unexpectedly natural hair.
unwilfulnessed
adj.
You have drunk enough to decline every plan, then firmly appoint yourself responsible for its success.
unwilled
adj.
Of a drinker: acting without desire, intention, or any apparent connection to the plan.
unwillfulnessed
adj.
You are drunk and declining responsibility for a decision you have just imposed on everyone.
Lisha went
unwillfulnessed
and appointed everyone else to implement the decision.
unwillingnessed
adj.
Of a drinker who has rejected the sensible option but remains determined to reject it again.
unwindased
adj.
A drinker who separates every tightly held thought until the conversation has no remaining structure.
Joelyn
unwindased
every conversation until the table had nothing left to say.
unwinded
(/ʌnˈwaɪndd/)
adj.
Describing a drinker who loosens every arrangement, including the one keeping him upright.
unwindered
adj.
A drinker so far gone that every remaining reserve is released, preferably into an ill-timed promise.
unwindinged
adj.
The state of being drunk and gradually unravelling a plan that was already working.
unwinnabilitied
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has converted a minor disagreement into a contest no one can win.
Taimak became
unwinnabilitied
and challenged the barmaid to prove the table was rectangular.
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