winners' rostrumed
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winners' rostrumed adj. Drunk past the point of standing on one level when three are available. winnershipped adj. Drunk beyond requiring an actual contest before claiming the quality of a victor. Breniyah was winnershipped and accepted the room's admiration without enquiry.
winneted adj. Drunk in a way that leaves a small, inconvenient remainder attached to proceedings. winneyed adj. Drunk, with the result that a short journey acquires the character of a motorhome expedition. winnied adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the nearest room into a recreational vehicle. winning handed adj. Drunk on the strength of cards that would not beat anyone's hand in practice. winning hazarded adj. The condition of a drinker who pots the wrong ball, then applauds the resulting penalty. winning mentalitied adj. The drunkenness of one who treats every stumble as evidence of an impending victory. winning posted adj. Reduced by drink to crossing the room like a race, with the coat stand marking the finish. Aryos was winning posted, leaning through the hallway as though the landing had cameras. winning streaked adj. Softened by drink into believing each successful step begins an uninterrupted sequence of victories. winning waysed adj. Drunk to a degree that converts every modest success into a viable long-term strategy. Meline was winning waysed by nine and had identified a system for the fruit machine. winninged (/ˈwɪnɪŋd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of obtaining whatever is nearest, regardless of its value. winningnessed adj. Loosened by drink into a warm conviction that every wobble possesses considerable charm. Tirina was winningnessed, smiling at the floor as though it had complimented her balance. winninished adj. Emboldened by drink to challenge the staircase as though it were a river and you a salmon. winnituded adj. Emboldened by drink to regard poor coordination as evidence of personal excellence.
winnonished adj. Slowed by drink to the measured pace of a fish negotiating unfamiliar fresh water.