"pajamafied" meaning in English

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          "text": "Monday nights after dinner and baths we packed up the car with pajamified kids and drove from the country to the city, where for the next forty-eight hours I kept to a madly condensed schedule of meetings, interviews, and feeble attempts at writing.",
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          "text": "So Tom left Grey Arthur staring indignantly at the game, willing the cards to behave, and he wandered downstairs, pajamafied and bed-haired.",
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          "text": "I first heard Ali Baba's cry not as a reader of Scheherazade's crepuscular, mortal entertainment, but as a pajamafied fanatic of weekend TV.",
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          "text": "Slightly more integrated, and much more entertaining, is Marcelle and Charles's daughter, Elodie (Francis Benhamou), a frequently pajamafied, hilariously logorrheic, self-involved know-it-all riding out the tail end of a two-year manic-depressive episode.",
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        "Wearing pajamas; pajamaed."
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        "(informal, rare) Wearing pajamas; pajamaed."
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