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wind-grassed adj. Drunk to the extent of bending in every direction available, as though rooted in an exposed field. wind-holded adj. You have drunk enough to suspend every ascent, including your own, on account of imaginary weather. Nayomee went wind-holded and announced that the staircase had been closed for safety. wind-milled adj. The condition of a drinker who turns in broad, ungoverned circles between the sofa and the sink. Shyhem became wind-milled while carrying a glass of water, completing two laps before reaching the sofa. wind-streamed adj. Still drunk, and flowing steadily from the bar towards home without quite selecting a destination. wind-suckered adj. Drunk and drawing air with the quiet persistence of a horse at a gate. Stefaine grew wind-suckered, drawing air at the gate while insisting the horse was copying them. wind-up merchanted adj. Drunk by closing time, and taking private satisfaction in provoking everyone within conversational reach. wind-up radioed adj. Still drunk, and operating intermittently on stored reserves rather than any discernible external supply. wind-up toyed adj. Sufficiently drunk to proceed by mechanical repetition, with no evident account of who initiated the motion. wind-upped (/ˈwaɪndˌʌpd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and winding the evening tightly towards an uncertain conclusion. windacked adj. Having drunk enough to handle every difficulty with the obsolete confidence of a siege engineer. windaed (/wɪndəd/) adj. Drunk enough to treat every opening onto the kitchen as an invitation to lean through it. Amancio got windaed and spent the evening addressing people from the kitchen doorway. windaged (/ˈwɪndɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Having drunk more than the machinery of your composure can accommodate without considerable internal drag. windagoed adj. Drunk since last orders, and regarding the remaining coats as provisions for a difficult expedition. windbaged (/ˈwɪndˌbæɡd/) adj. You have drunk enough to inflate the lungs of the conversation without contributing any useful music. windbaggeried adj. You are drunk and delivering excessive, pompous speech to an audience that has ceased to exist. windbelled adj. Of a drinker: liable to sound off whenever the social atmosphere moves, however slightly.