unpoetic, solipsist, scatty, quavery, toneless, squiffy, overbearingly, lunkheaded, trembly, mumbler, threnody, lumpish, lugubriously, addled, blackly, piteously, inexpressive, prissily, shmaltz, unaffecting, quivery, monologuing, forsooth, obtuse, itty, dipsomaniac, pish, overacts, equanimous, hypochondriacal, lisps, sluggard, ineloquent, goony, jackanapes, befogged, somnambulist, pathetically, goatish, overfamiliar, muzzy, twittery, inarticulately, crotchets, fusspot, ruefulness, unmusical, diabolism, tremulously, wishfulness, spoonerism, woolgathering, syllogisms, rebarbative, phlegmatically, affectless, queasily, damnably, gabble, exasperatingly, delphic, sulkiness, simp, brattish, tosspot, attitudinizing, filthily, funnily, moony, overdetermined, incommunicative, wanly, unfocussed, ambitionless, brokenly, flibbertigibbet, schoolmasterly, dostoevskian, mawkishly, lumpen, chucklesome, narcotized, chirpiness, apercus, phlegmy, schoolmarmish, mewl, doddery, sneery, sarky, larky, tragi, monomaniac, unoriginally, dithery, phantasmal, womanish, onanistic, charlatanry, jocose, demented, overloud, dazed, befuddled, numbed, drowsy, distempered, tormented, confused, drugged, fevered, preoccupied, tortured, troubled, wakeful, bemused, crazed, dazzled, deadened, disembodied

besotted, blind, blind drunk, blotto, crocked, drunk, inebriated, intoxicated, loaded, pixilated, plastered, potty, slopped, sloshed, smashed, soaked, soused, sozzled, squiffy, stiff, tiddley, tiddly, tight, tipsy, wet