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gabrielsonited adj. Having drunk enough to become a hard, angular presence between the sofa and the water. Haaniyah sat gabrielsonited beside the sofa, sharply fixed in place and awaiting water. gabronited adj. Drunk to the extent of resembling certainty while retaining several inconvenient inclusions. Eesaa got gabronited and presented a complicated taxi arrangement as a simple instruction.
gacacaed adj. You are drunk and conducting a community hearing into who moved the glass of water. Hertha became gacacaed on the sofa and summoned everyone to explain the missing water. gachaed (/ˈɡɑː.tʃəd/) adj. Drunk enough to treat every small object from the pub machine as a prize worth displaying. Issaiah got gachaed and arranged the capsule toys beside his half-finished pint. gachaponned adj. Drunk beyond distinguishing a pub trinket from a valuable acquisition. Dustn went gachaponned and asked the barmaid to keep his capsule toy behind the till. gacked (/ɡækd/) adj. You have drunk enough to treat the kitchen's ordinary noises as urgent instructions from the appliances. Osciel got gacked and apologised to the kettle before carrying water to the sofa. gacyclidined adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary conversation acquires the detached intensity of a laboratory trial. Malerie became gacyclidined and questioned the pub quiz team about consciousness. gadabouted (/ˈɡædəbaʊtd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a restless conviction that the next room contains better conversation. Maricelys got gadabouted and circulated between tables, collecting fragments of several conversations. gadaed adj. Drunk to the extent of wielding a rolled-up menu like ceremonial battlefield equipment. Latracy went gadaed and raised the beer list whenever anyone approached the table. gadbeed adj. Drunk since last orders, and persistently buzzing around the one person trying to settle the bill. Janaija went gadbeed and hovered beside the till, offering advice on arithmetic. gadded (/ɡædd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes remaining in one bar seem an unnecessarily firm commitment. Latera got gadded and visited three nearby pubs without finishing a drink in any of them. gaddered (/ˈɡædə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and roving between tables with gossip that has lost its sources. Melindy got gaddered and delivered news from the snug to people who had supplied it. gaddied adj. The condition of a drinker who has appointed the bar stool a cushioned throne and rules from it. Jhana became gaddied and accepted reports from the table without leaving her seat. gadding carred adj. Still drunk, and moving through the pub by mechanical determination rather than any useful destination. Ileana was gadding carred, making steady circuits between the bar and the lavatory. gaddinged adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating pointless movement as the evening's principal entertainment. Sigfrid became gaddinged and crossed the bar repeatedly without retrieving his coat.
gaddishnessed adj. Too drunk to remain in one conversation, though not too drunk to start several. Larobert got gaddishnessed and joined every discussion within reach of the fruit machine.