martinied

English

Etymology

From martini +‎ -ed.

Adjective

martinied (comparative more martinied, superlative most martinied)

1. Served or flavoured with martini.
   • 1982, Robert P. Davis, Divorce, page 292:

     The team had resolved to move just after a martinied lunch if they had a "go" sign from Julie.

2. (informal) Drunk on martinis.
   • 2020, James Engelhardt, Marianne Kunkel, Kwame Dawes, The Prairie Schooner Book Prize: Tenth Anniversary Reader:

     In my martinied state I misjudged this distance and pricked myself. As if in a fairy tale, a single drop of red blood appeared on the white tip of my finger.

Anagrams

• Meditrina, ad interim, imandrite, nitramide