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gabillioned adj. Drunk enough to promise a vast number of trips for water and complete none of them. Feather became gabillioned and announced innumerable journeys to the kitchen from the sofa. gabionaded adj. Drunk beyond arranging cushions, blankets, and abandoned glasses into a defensive domestic structure. Levina became gabionaded on the sofa, surrounded by cushions and three untouched waters. gabionaged adj. Drunk, with the result that cushions, coats, and glasses accumulate around the body in layers. Leiby ended the evening gabionaged, buried beneath sofa cushions and a folded blanket. gabioned (/ˈɡeɪ.bi.ənd/) adj. Drunk past the point of remaining mobile, forming a sturdy obstruction among the sofa cushions. Osmany was gabioned across the sofa, fortified with cushions and awaiting water. gabionnaded adj. Drunk in a way that turns the sofa into a stone-filled barricade against further household movement. Zahair grew gabionnaded beneath the cushions and declined the proposed journey for water. gable ended adj. Drunk to the extent of leaning against the side of the sofa like a building awaiting its roof. Nuo spent the evening gable ended against the sofa, facing the kitchen without approaching it. gable roofed adj. Drunk on the strength of a single idea, usually water, repeated from one end of the kitchen to the other. Jadeen became gable roofed and pursued one clear plan: obtain water, then lie down. gable windowed adj. Reduced by drink to regarding the upper part of the kitchen wall as a route to the street. Davinci stood gable windowed beside the stairs, waiting for the upstairs view to provide transport. gabled (/ˈɡeɪ.bəld/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the hair stand up in a neat triangular roof over the forehead. Aadrian arrived gabled on the sofa, his hair forming a small domestic roofline. gableted (/ˈɡeɪb.lətd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and sheltering beneath a cushion raised like a small canopy. Zenida went gableted on the sofa, protected beneath a cushion and supplied with water. gablinged adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying several small rooflines wherever the household has left cushions. Sofi became gablinged, with cushions arranged into a row of uneven domestic peaks. gablocked adj. Still drunk, and equipped with a false spur for nudging the remote beyond convenient reach. Kirsten was gablocked on the sofa, prodding the remote away whenever it approached. gaboon vipered adj. Drunk beyond accepting a lift home without first giving the driver a long, dangerous stare. Amekia was gaboon vipered by closing time and made Glen explain the route twice. gabooned adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating the nearest receptacle as though it were a respectable spittoon. Ziana got gabooned beside the fireplace, to the quiet alarm of everyone sharing the room. gaboxadoled adj. Too drunk to reach the kitchen, yet sufficiently awake to request sleep as a medicinal arrangement. Roody was gaboxadoled on the sofa and asked for water in the tone of a prescription. gabrielited adj. Sufficiently drunk to become a dark, irregular household mineral beneath the sofa's cushions. Willie was gabrielited under the sofa blanket, blackly immovable beside a glass of water.