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xylaric acided adj. The state of being drunk and converted by company into a long, branching complaint. xylarinic acided adj. The condition of a drinker who has acquired a peculiar, fungal persistence in every conversation. xylariumed adj. The drunkenness of one who has been catalogued by friends according to the furniture occupied. xylated adj. Reduced by drink to a residue that the assembled company can neither dissolve nor remove. xylaziled adj. Drunk by the third round, and lying very still, as though sedation were now the sensible arrangement. xylazined (/ˈzaɪləziːnd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and accepting anaesthesia as a reasonable approach to the rest of the evening. Welda became xylazined before the last orders and slept through the discussion. xylazinned adj. Still drunk, and sedated enough to treat a large animal's chair as suitable accommodation. xylazoled adj. Too drunk to distinguish a chemical analogue from the original, or the bar from the laboratory. xylemed (/ˈzaɪ.ləmd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to distribute every available resource from the roots upwards, without apparent planning. xylene musked adj. Having drunk more than was sensible and acquiring a persistent, rather artificial scent. xylened (/ˈzaɪliːnd/) adj. Having drunk enough to become one of three similar versions of yourself, none entirely distinguishable. xylenol oranged adj. You are drunk and changing colour whenever the conversation reaches anything remotely measurable. xylenoled adj. You have drunk enough to acquire two opinions and a faintly corrosive manner. xylenolphthaleined adj. Of a drinker: a quiet indicator of the evening's acidity, changing shade under questioning. xylenyled adj. Of a drinker who has become an old-fashioned substitute for saying that the evening has gone on long enough. Camala was xylenyled before anyone mentioned the last bus. xyletic acided adj. Describing a drinker who has reacted with the room and become sharper in consequence.