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wastecoated adj. Drunk in a way that gives the discarded and the respectable equal standing at dinner. Danuta was wastecoated and wore the evening's abandoned napkins as though they were formal linen. wasted (/weɪstd/) adj. The drunkenness of one who has become excess material, fit chiefly for disposal. Kortnie was wasted and deposited beside the recycling bin with considerable administrative care. wastefulnessed adj. Drunk to a degree that the morning's resources are being spent without a plan. Santy woke wastefulnessed, buying three breakfasts and finishing none of them. wastegaled adj. Drunk to the extent of waking convinced the morning has already written you off. Hu arrived wastegaled, carrying yesterday's confidence and none of yesterday's money. wastegated (/ˈweɪstɡeɪtd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of last night's boost, with the morning's pressure carefully escaping elsewhere. Lazzaro emerged wastegated, his energy venting harmlessly into a second cup of tea. wastegooded adj. Drunk by closing time, and unable to distinguish a cure from another expense. Lindsy woke wastegooded and paid for coffee with money meant for the train. wastegrounded adj. Still drunk, and occupying the morning like a barren patch where useful thought should be. Camelle sat wastegrounded beside the toaster, unable to produce anything nourishing. wastel breaded adj. Sufficiently drunk to rise crumbly and pale, with the structural integrity of yesterday's breakfast. Lapatra came downstairs wastel breaded, shedding crumbs into the clean laundry. wastel caked adj. Having drunk enough to wake dense, sweet and difficult to remove from the morning's surface. Victoria appeared wastel caked, requiring tea before she could be separated from the sofa. wastelanded (/ˈweɪs(t)ˌlandd/) adj. You have drunk enough to turn the morning into a resource-free desert. Owyn was wastelanded by nine, staring at the kettle as though it contained instructions. wastelandered adj. You are drunk and inhabiting the morning's desolation as though it were an established settlement. Cadee was wastelandered, making tea from whatever supplies survived the night. wastelessnessed adj. Of a drinker: nothing has been wasted, least of all the opportunity to finish every bottle opened. Makaden woke wastelessnessed, having consumed every available remedy before breakfast. wastelled (/ˈwɒstəld/) adj. Too drunk to manage breakfast, yet soft, pale and apparently intended for it. Deehan woke wastelled, too delicate for toast but willing to inspect it. wasteloted adj. Of a drinker who has become an unproductive patch of morning, fenced off from useful activity. Annsley sat wasteloted beside the sink, surrounded by cups and abandoned intentions. wastemanned adj. Describing a drinker who inspects the morning's hazards and declares the ventilation inadequate. Anuhea woke wastemanned, testing the kitchen air before attempting coffee. wastenessed (/ˈweɪstnəsd/) adj. A drinker who presents the morning as though last night has laid it entirely to waste. Lucritia looked wastenessed, surveying the breakfast table with quiet historical regret.