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withdrawal symptomed adj. Softened by drink into a collection of small complaints that the company must nurse until closing time. withdrawaled (/wɪðˈdɹɔː(ə)ld/) adj. Reduced by drink to reclaiming every object entrusted to a friend, particularly glasses already being used. Shyon became withdrawaled and reclaimed his coat from Chrisley twice before leaving it behind. withdrawalismed adj. Sharpened by drink into a policy of retreat, announced repeatedly to people who are trying to leave. Breann became withdrawalismed and proposed that Broughton withdraw from every remaining conversation. withdrawalisted adj. Loosened by drink into an advocate of leaving early, while continuing to accept invitations to stay. withdrawed (/wɪðˈdɹɔːd/) adj. Describing a drinker who has drawn back from conversation, coffee and the previous evening alike. Gerrica was withdrawed by nine, removing herself from every discussion. withdrawered adj. Emboldened by drink to withdraw from a conversation theatrically, ensuring everyone notices the departure. Johne got withdrawered and left Jezelle's story with a bow that nobody had requested. withdrawing roomed adj. Drunk and retiring from company in the old-fashioned manner, without relinquishing the loudest chair. Ayaz withdrawing roomed into the loudest chair, leaving the diners to retire around them. withdrawinged adj. Slowed by drink to the point where leaving becomes a lengthy negotiation with every chair encountered. withdrawingnessed adj. Drunk to the point where retreat has become the evening's principal contribution, requiring no explanation. withdrawmented adj. Drunk enough to recall every invitation, opinion and promise before anyone can rely on it. withdrawnnessed adj. Drunk past the point of participating, though still close enough for everyone to feel responsible. Saydee was withdrawnnessed by ten, while Adraya kept checking that she remained upright. withed adj. Drunk beyond useful independence and loosely bound to the nearest helpful companion. witherbanded adj. Drunk in a way that braces the conversation firmly in place while everyone else tries to move on. withered (/ˈwɪðəd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into the highest point of the back, metaphorically speaking. witherednessed adj. Drunk, with the result that your social energy has shrivelled while your grievances remain remarkably fresh. witherered adj. A drinker who gradually loses the will to remain upright, like a neglected plant.