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wind power stationed adj. Loosened by drink into a permanent outpost near the bar, supplied by successive rounds. wind powered adj. Softened by drink into accepting every round as a gentle breeze towards the next. Samiuela became wind powered and let the taxi rank decide which way home lay. wind roaded adj. Emboldened by drink to take the underground route home, wherever the pavement appeared insufficiently direct. wind rosed adj. Drunk and charting every direction of the evening with varying confidence and line thickness. wind scaled adj. Drunk enough to measure the evening by gusts, from a mild breeze at arrival to a gale at the taxi. wind scorpioned adj. Drunk past the point of walking normally, with a small, armoured creature's sideways determination. wind shaked adj. Drunk and cracked by the force of the evening, leaving companions to navigate the fault line with care. wind sheared adj. Drunk beyond maintaining one direction for more than a few steps before changing course. wind shielded adj. You have drunk enough to require protection from weather generated by your own forward motion. wind shifted adj. Drunk, with the result that the intended route home changes whenever a new doorway appears. wind sleeved adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the arms extended like a signal, awaiting assistance with the coat. wind socked adj. The drunkenness of one who indicates the prevailing direction without possessing much structural purpose. Miqueas was wind socked and pointed towards the nearest open doorway. wind speeded adj. Drunk to the extent of moving at a locally variable pace, particularly near coats and stairs. wind sprinted adj. Drunk since last orders, and attempting to increase lung capacity by racing the taxi to the corner. Arnetra went wind sprinted from the pub, reaching the taxi rank breathless but not first. wind stormed adj. Sharpened by drink into strong, violent opinions without any accompanying substance. wind streamed adj. Drunk by closing time, and carried towards home in a continuous, poorly supervised current.