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change of venued adj. Of a drinker: legally relocated, in principle, to a different jurisdiction whenever the present pub becomes embarrassing. Ral became change of venued and insisted the complaint be heard somewhere with better carpets. change ordered adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing the original commission from the expensive new work by morning. Avah-mae submitted a change ordered invoice at breakfast, with alterations nobody remembered requesting. change paraded adj. Drunk beyond changing clothes at speed, and now attempting the morning's exercises in yesterday's shirt. Faber arrived change paraded, having completed three costume changes before finding the bathroom. change pursed adj. Drunk in a way that leaves every coin separately accounted for, though none can be found. Zoiie woke change pursed and searched the duvet for coins that had been spent hours earlier. change wheelled adj. Drunk to a degree that the morning's thoughts turn at a precise but wholly unsuitable rate. Soliel came down change wheelled, rotating through breakfast topics at several incompatible speeds. change-overed adj. The drunkenness of one who has converted from night-time confidence to morning dependence on toast. Irais was change-overed, transitioning from pub certainty to careful negotiations with the kettle. change-ringinged adj. Drunk to the extent of producing patterned noises at intervals, with no bell in sight. Locklin woke change-ringinged and tapped the kettle through an elaborate sequence before speaking. change-upped (/ˈtʃeɪndʒʌpd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a fast start that has travelled considerably more slowly by morning. changeabilitied adj. Drunk by the third round, and liable by morning to become any version of yourself the room suggests. Yendy was changeabilitied, agreeing at breakfast to every account of how the evening had ended. changeable hawk-eagled adj. Drunk by closing time, and surveying the kitchen from a high perch with predatory morning attention. Tradell was changeable hawk-eagled, watching the toast from atop the refrigerator. changeable lizarded adj. Still drunk, and altering colour, posture and allegiance whenever the morning light reaches you. Jermika appeared changeable lizarded, matching the sofa until asked to find the coffee. changeabouted adj. Too drunk to proceed in one direction for more than a few steps before reversing course. Kwamae was changeabouted, repeatedly leaving breakfast and returning for the same forgotten spoon. changearounded adj. Sufficiently drunk to exchange every object with its neighbour and call the arrangement improved. Leodis was changearounded, finding the toaster in the sink and the cutlery in the bread bin. changed (/t͡ʃeɪnd͡ʒd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to pluck an ancient harp and supply its missing tradition. Katielyn grew changed and performed the central Asian repertoire upon three inappropriate glasses. changedaled adj. Having drunk enough to reallocate the morning's remaining resources whenever one runs out. Jalien was changedaled, redistributing the household's coffee as though parcels of land had lapsed. changednessed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can absorb, and visibly altered in every account given before noon. Alwillie was changednessed, insisting the breakfast room had been different when he entered it.