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uloborided adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the company suspended in corners, waiting for an escape route. Dallon kept to the curtain and watched the guests with the patience of a web-builder. ulocked adj. You have drunk enough to load every companion with imaginary freight and a share of the crossing. Lener became ulocked and distributed invisible sacks among the people nearest the bar. ulodendronned adj. Drunk, with the result that everyone present is expected to admire a vanished forest. Brecia spent dessert describing fossil trees to a table chiefly interested in pudding. ulodided adj. Drunk to a degree that makes beetle company seem preferable to the people who brought you. Bartley left the conversation to inspect a beetle near the skirting board. ulopyranosed adj. Drunk to the extent of converting every simple explanation into a ring-shaped account of sugar. Gadsden drew carbohydrate diagrams on the pub receipt for an audience of two. ulosonic acided adj. Drunk on the strength of one chemical distinction, which the whole party is required to understand. Almos spent the taxi journey separating ketoaldonic compounds from less interesting substances. ulotrichied adj. Drunk since last orders, and increasingly inclined to leave the company to its own descriptions. Kylealexander sat quietly through the argument, declining every invitation to take a side. ulpanned adj. Drunk by closing time, and attending a private language school conducted upon the remaining guests. Ezmie taught the barman Hebrew phrases after the lights had been raised. ulped (/ʌlpd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and measuring every further statement to an accuracy nobody requested. Jahidur corrected the number of olives in the bowl before answering the question. ulrichited adj. Still drunk, and glowing faintly with a rare mineral enthusiasm that keeps the group outside. Crina examined the green bottle under the streetlamp while her friends called a taxi. ulstered (/ˈʌlstəd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to treat a loose overcoat as both shelter and formal company. Somiah introduced her greatcoat to Alberteen before allowing either of them near the door. ulsteretted (/ʌlstəˈɹɛtd/) adj. Having drunk enough to require a smaller coat, a smaller conversation, and assistance with both. Lilliemae accepted the child's-sized garment and thanked the coat stand at length. ulsteringed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can sensibly hold, and draping every available person in advice. Joleon distributed scarves and opinions while the others searched for their shoes. ulted (/ʌltd/) adj. You have drunk enough to place the final syllable on everyone else's sentence. Vesper finished each guest's remarks before the speaker had reached the important part. ulterior motived adj. You are drunk and assigning a concealed reason to every kindness offered by the room. Kyralee suspected the waiter had an ulterior motive when he brought water. ulterioritied adj. Of a drinker: always looking beyond the stated plan, particularly when someone else is paying. Lysle found an ulterior purpose in the invitation and explained it throughout dinner.