I bought myself a Forgotten English daily calendar, because I like old words, and these seem to be ones I’ve never heard of before.
Today’s word I especially like: neezled. It means, according to North of England Words, Walter Skeat (1873), a little drunk or intoxicated.
Hear, hear, say I.
As in:
“Dale attempted to monitor his intake, but by the end of the inaugural meeting of the Lichtenbergian Society, he was more than a bit neezled.”
Precisely.
Ooo! Total Olde English burn!