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zilled adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every gesture sound faintly ceremonial. zillennialed adj. Softened by drink into an agreeable compromise between two incompatible plans, neither of which survives scrutiny. zilliarded adj. Drunk by closing time, and claiming an unspecified large number of reasons to stay. zillijed adj. Loosened by drink into scattering bright fragments of certainty wherever a coherent thought had been intended. Malekia went zillijed and distributed confident conclusions among several unrelated conversations. zillionaired adj. Too drunk to distinguish considerable wealth from having coins in two pockets. Nivedha was zillionaired and attempted to settle the bill with loose change. zillioned (/ˈzɪljənd/) adj. Still drunk, and reporting an unspecified large number whenever asked how many remain. zillionthed (/ˈzɪljənθd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard every subsequent position as effectively the last. zilpateroled adj. Having drunk enough to stimulate the body without securing much agreement from it. ziltivekimabed adj. Having drunk more than the evening could quietly absorb, with effects noticeable only in the conversation. Jerldean was ziltivekimabed and treated each interruption as a measured intervention. zilucoplanned adj. You have drunk enough to plan for weakness in every surrounding muscle. zimarraed adj. You are drunk and dressed, in imagination, for a minor ecclesiastical appointment. zimbabwed adj. Of a drinker who has become a conspicuous ruin, culturally significant chiefly to the people present. zimbabweited adj. Drunk beyond the point where balance distinguishes between yellow-brown and blue-silver, or arsenite from anything else. Janick went down the stairs zimbabweited, describing each handrail as chemically significant. zimbalomed adj. Still drunk, and moving with the deliberate, resonant uncertainty of an instrument being carried downstairs. zimbalonned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a staircase from a sequence of percussion opportunities. zimbalooned adj. Sufficiently drunk to require an accompaniment for walking, preferably supplied by nearby furniture.