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zilipendwaed
zimarraed
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zilipendwaed
adj.
Drunk beyond ordinary musical taste, and inclined towards older East African recordings.
Adalae became
zilipendwaed
and requested records nobody else could identify.
zilizopendwaed
adj.
Drunk in a way that turns every available rhythm into urban East African music from another era.
zilladared
adj.
Drunk on the strength of having appointed oneself official over a small local division.
zillaed
adj.
Drunk to the extent of dividing the evening into administrative districts.
zillahed
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and dividing the party into manageable local units.
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.
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