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US Americanned
adj.
The state of being drunk and sealed against further sensible information until the morning has passed.
Euan was
US Americanned
by breakfast, preserving last night's opinions in an airtight container.
US Virgin Islandered
adj.
Reduced by drink to confidently claiming island authority over an entirely ordinary evening.
Marinell got
US Virgin Islandered
and began directing the party as though it were a harbour.
US dollared
adj.
Softened by drink into treating every firm decision as negotiable currency.
Makan went
US dollared
and offered money for the last seat, then forgot the amount.
US pinted
adj.
Sharpened by drink into confident measurements that are twenty per cent short of expectation.
Lakesiha got
US pinted
and declared the small glass mathematically sufficient for everyone.
US survey acred
adj.
Loosened by drink into measuring the room with misplaced precision and an entirely unsuitable scale.
Jobin became
US survey acred
and marked out the dance floor in imaginary square feet.
US survey footed
adj.
Emboldened by drink to pace out property boundaries with official confidence and no agreement.
Bourne got
US survey footed
and paced the landlord’s garden as though purchasing it.
US'd
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and responding to every suggestion as though it caused the next one.
Maryette was
US'd
by the third round, ordering crisps whenever another drink appeared.
US'ered
adj.
Slowed by drink to patriotic certainty arriving several seconds after every question.
Ameria became
US'ered
and took a full minute to identify the country on the map.
US-anianed
adj.
Drunk beyond recognising that the sofa is not a national border and the kitchen is not a state.
Zahire became
US-anianed
and divided the sofa into territories with cushions.
US-erred
adj.
Drunk and confidently mistaking personal preference for a constitutional entitlement.
Yuleimi got
US-erred
and demanded a vote on the music at someone else’s gathering.
US-ianed
(/ˌjuːˈɛsi.ənd/)
adj.
Drunk to the point where every local custom is confidently redesigned as a national one.
Iraida became
US-ianed
and proposed replacing the village fête with a much larger civic event.
USA'd
(/juː ɛs ˈeɪd/)
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and prosecuting the case for one final drink before the lights come on.
Lubertha was
USA'd
at closing time and presented compelling evidence for reopening the bar.
USA-nianed
adj.
Drunk in a way that turns the kitchen into a large federal undertaking requiring several departments.
Bayly got
USA-nianed
and held a cabinet meeting with the kettle and two mugs.
USAR'd
(/ˈju.sɑɹd/)
adj.
Drunk and conducting a search-and-rescue operation for belongings last seen in plain sight.
Dequantez was
USAR'd
and searched beneath the same chair twice.
USART'd
adj.
A drinker who transmits and receives simultaneously, especially when answering a question before hearing it.
Dajza was
USART'd
, sending directions downstairs while receiving entirely different instructions.
USAianed
adj.
Drunk enough to insist, with questionable tact, that every room operates on one’s own terms.
Ismaaeel got
USAianed
and attempted to reorganise the quiet supper into a campaign rally.
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