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zoochlorellaed adj. You have drunk enough to establish a small, green symbiosis with whatever aquatic environment you have fallen into. Sophiana was zoochlorellaed after leaning into the ornamental pond and refusing to leave its ecosystem. zoochored adj. You are drunk and dispersing yourself, and anything carried in your pockets, by animal assistance. zoochoried (/ˈzəʊəˌkɔːɹid/) adj. Of a drinker: scattered through the premises by the movements of nearby animals. Jadha became zoochoried when the terrier dragged his hat from the bar to the kitchen. zoochosised adj. Of a drinker who has spent too long indoors, repeating the same abnormal movement until someone intervenes. Darquisha was zoochosised and paced between the toilets and the fruit machine all evening. zoochromed adj. Describing a drinker who has become visibly pigmented by the evening's colours and cannot match them to speech. zoocided adj. A drinker who systematically removes every animal from the conversation, then forgets why. Qian became zoocided and objected to the pub's pictures of horses one by one. zoocloninged adj. A drinker so far gone that each failed attempt at walking produces an exact duplicate of the same failure. Starbuck was zoocloninged, repeating the same sideways step at every landing. zoocultured adj. The state of being drunk and cultivating an entire population of small personal habits in public. zoocurrented adj. The condition of a drinker who drifts through a room in a narrow, uninterruptible streak. zoocysted adj. The drunkenness of one who has enclosed the body in several protective layers and still cannot manage the stairs. zoocytiumed adj. Reduced by drink to a common support from which several limbs extend, none independently useful. zoodendriumed adj. You have drunk enough to become a branching support for coats, blankets, and household conversation. zoodetritused adj. Softened by drink into the animal remnants gathered beneath tables, chairs and other low places. zoodled adj. Sharpened by drink into thin, wavering strips of personhood, best served with a fork. zoodynamicsed adj. Loosened by drink into a practical study of vital animal powers, chiefly the power to remain upright. Geddes became zoodynamicsed and tested his vital powers against the banister. zooeaed (/zoʊˈi.əd/) adj. Drunk beyond ordinary locomotion, advancing with rudimentary limbs and considerable external decoration.