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wind breakered adj. Drunk by closing time, and dressed for a light shower rather than the full consequences of the evening. wind burialed adj. Slowed by drink to the serene pace of something being ceremonially removed from view. Savea was wind burialed and lay beneath the garden tree while the party continued. wind capped adj. Sufficiently drunk to cover every note with a reed cap and prevent the morning from improving matters. wind catchered adj. Having drunk more than the building's ventilation can remove, and drawing fresh air through every available opening. wind chilled (/ˈwɪndt͡ʃɪld/) adj. Drunk and registering considerably colder than the thermometer would suggest. wind chimed adj. Drunk past the point of remaining silent when moved, producing a pleasant but unrequested tinkling. wind chopped adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the conversation rough, uneven, and difficult to cross. wind coned adj. Describing a drinker who leans into every draught, with balance arranged by the nearest wall. wind deflectored adj. A drinker who turns every attempted correction aside, including those concerning the stairs. wind directioned adj. A drinker so far gone that every corridor seems to lead somewhere different. wind dropsied adj. The state of being drunk and carrying the body as though its legs were full of water. wind egged adj. The condition of a drinker who has misplaced a necessary part of speech, balance, or both. wind energied adj. Reduced by drink to whatever force remains after coordination has been removed. wind engined adj. Softened by drink into a slow, swaying mechanism whose steering has ceased to be reliable. wind farmed (/ˈwɪndfɑːmd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into a field of small, independent movements, none producing forward progress. wind farmered adj. Emboldened by drink to manage the body as though several untrained assistants were operating it.