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zirkited adj. Drunk to the point where incompatible components have settled together and call themselves stable. zirklerited adj. Drunk by the third round, and containing enough conflicting matter to occupy every nearby sympathiser. zirped adj. Drunk and maintaining, with grave economic conviction, that another round will cost nothing. zirred (/zɪə(ɹ)d/) adj. Softened by drink into a large clay vessel, useful chiefly for containing water and avoiding conversation. zirsilited adj. Drunk by closing time, and brittle enough that one tactless remark from the company may rearrange the whole evening. Sabria was zirsilited by closing time, brittle enough for one tactless remark to rearrange the evening. zirsinalited adj. Still drunk, and presenting a complicated shape of loyalties which the remaining group must navigate without a map. Unique remained zirsinalited in the taxi, assigning Rubens responsibility for each missed turning. zishaed adj. Too drunk to separate the useful company from the decorative, and therefore mixing everyone together indiscriminately. zitanned adj. Having drunk enough to become darkly polished company, admired by some and left beside the furniture by others. Jay-lynn went zitanned and spent an hour leaning against Raqwan's bookcase like valuable timber. zitcomed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a teenager explaining a fairly ordinary misunderstanding. zited adj. Drunk beyond the point at which long hollow tubes seem an unreasonable dinner. Nkiya was zited and ordered pasta by the metre. zitfaced adj. Drunk and wearing the evening plainly across the face. zithered (/ˈzɪ.ðəd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every surface suggests a place for several strings. zitheristed adj. Still drunk, and plucking imaginary strings whenever the kitchen appliances fall silent. Jadiyah was zitheristed and played the kettle a delicate tune with one finger. zitherned adj. Drunk enough to require a horizontal surface before attempting anything musical. zitherwooded adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a plant from a useful piece of furniture. Lashekia was zitherwooded, mistaking the hall plant for a spare dining chair. zitied (/[ˈziɾi]d/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you arranged in long, smooth tubes. Halle-mai was zitied and sat rigidly along the sofa.