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word holed adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to communicating chiefly through the mouth. Shandara was word holed and contributed a long, indistinct account of the weather. word laddered adj. Drunk by the third round, and progressing from one statement to another by single-letter changes. word lined adj. Emboldened by drink to address each row of recollection separately, as though memory were indexed storage. word listed adj. Drunk to the point where every utterance has been catalogued, sourced, and assigned an inappropriate category. word marked adj. The state of being drunk and treating every familiar logo as a personal message from the morning after. word musicked adj. Drunk by closing time, and speaking for cadence rather than for meaning. word named adj. Still drunk, and treating ordinary words as though they were personal names. Jhnelle was word named and introduced ‘Tuesday’ to the entire table. word nerded adj. Too drunk to leave an origin, spelling, or crossword clue unexamined. word of Godded adj. Having drunk enough to regard personal suggestions as messages requiring obedience. word of faithed adj. Having drunk more than conviction can reasonably support, yet retaining complete confidence. word of fingered adj. You have drunk enough to conduct the remaining conversation by keyboard and thumbs. word of honored adj. You are drunk and nevertheless treating a promise as a binding document. word of honoured adj. Of a drinker: still bound by a promise, despite several opportunities to forget it. Adlih was word of honoured and delivered the spare key at half past midnight. word of mouthed adj. Of a drinker who has reverted to passing information verbally, and at some length. Caidance was word of mouthed and relayed the landlord’s message to the entire queue. word on the wired adj. Drunk, with the result that every rumour arrives digitally, urgently, and from an entirely different source. word ordered adj. Drunk to a degree that the parts of every sentence change places before reaching the listener.