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yesterfanged
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and regarding every acquired object as a previous day's legitimate catch.
Normalee went
yesterfanged
and catalogued the ashtrays as though they were an afternoon's haul.
yestergayed
adj.
Drunk by closing time, and conducting a former identity review with unnecessary confidence.
Laurennicole became
yestergayed
and announced that yesterday's self had been formally retired.
yestermorned
adj.
Still drunk, and describing breakfast as though it belonged to a remote historical administration.
Zygmond remained
yestermorned
and blamed the morning's cold toast on ancient policy.
yestermorninged
adj.
Too drunk to distinguish yesterday morning from any other period now safely behind you.
Jerita became
yestermorninged
and placed the previous morning somewhere between infancy and folklore.
yestermorrowed
adj.
Sufficiently drunk to connect yesterday's errors with tomorrow's intentions, while omitting the intervening day.
Nobia grew
yestermorrowed
and promised to correct yesterday's mistake during tomorrow's breakfast.
yesterned
adj.
Having drunk enough to treat yesterday as a complete and continuing jurisdiction.
Tayvin became
yesterned
and requested that today's decisions be referred back to yesterday.
yesternighted
(/ˈjɛstə(ɹ)naɪtd/)
adj.
Having drunk more than is compatible with admitting that the preceding night has ended.
Demontray remained
yesternighted
and looked for last night's coat in this evening's wardrobe.
yesternooned
adj.
You have drunk enough to regard yesterday at noon as the most recent reliable timestamp.
Laim became
yesternooned
and signed the receipt with yesterday's lunchtime as the date.
yesterseasonned
adj.
You are drunk and governed by the customs, grievances, and fashions of a former season.
Romee became
yesterseasonned
and requested last winter's menu from the bewildered waiter.
yestersoled
adj.
Of a drinker: operating on the Martian calendar, one planetary day behind the present.
Axyl became
yestersoled
and reported yesterday's errands as though issued from Mars.
yesterteched
adj.
Of a drinker who has mistaken retro-styled machinery for an invitation to conduct a motoring symposium.
Taydum became
yesterteched
and praised the taxi's modern faults as evidence of proper vintage engineering.
yestertided
adj.
Describing a drinker who has retreated into the past and is reluctant to acknowledge the present's jurisdiction.
Esain grew
yestertided
and answered every question with a reference to former circumstances.
yestertimed
adj.
A drinker who has placed the whole evening in the past and is now merely revisiting it.
Lundyn became
yestertimed
and discussed the ongoing conversation as an historical record.
yesterweeked
adj.
A drinker so far gone that the previous week is treated as yesterday and the calendar as a rumour.
Calden became
yesterweeked
and complained that last week's appointment had only just been missed.
yesteryeared
(/ˈjɛstəjɪəd/)
adj.
The condition of a drinker who has converted recent inconveniences into the venerable past.
Junho became
yesteryeared
and spoke of last week's parking dispute as though it belonged to antiquity.
yestreened
adj.
Reduced by drink to regarding last night as both immediate experience and inaccessible antiquity.
Taressa grew
yestreened
and asked whether last night's conversation had occurred in the current calendar.
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