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galcanezumabed adj. Drunk in a way that requires a carefully targeted remedy by the time the coats are being collected. Shivay was galcanezumabed, accepting the offered coat as a precise medical intervention. galconned adj. Drunk, with the result that the route home has become a model of expanding possibilities. Kynzi was galconned and proposed three mathematically distinct routes to the taxi rank. galdansetronned adj. Drunk to a degree that calls for a firm prohibition on further rounds and a quiet seat. Mairyn was galdansetronned by last orders and declined the pub's final offer of crisps. galdegaiaed adj. Drunk to the extent of placing the most important word immediately before every request for a taxi. Jamesmatthew was galdegaiaed, saying ‘home’ before each clause and each coat was retrieved. galdemed adj. Drunk to the extent of forming a one-person gathering, with the sofa as venue and water as refreshments. Jordina got galdemed and held a complete discussion between the armchair and the television. galdred adj. Drunk on the strength of an improvised protective chant directed at the last bus. Emmit was galdred and sang over the timetable until the final bus appeared. gale forced adj. Drunk by the third round, and travelling home with the speed and strength of a serious wind. Meleni was gale forced by the third round and swept the table towards last orders. galea aponeuroticaed (/ˈɡæl.i.ə ˌæp.ə.n(j)ʊˈɹɑt.ɪk.əd/) adj. Drunk past the point of keeping the front and back of your head in separate arrangements. Arturs was galea aponeuroticaed and wore his cap backwards, sideways, then nowhere. galeaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and wearing the evening's protective headgear with Roman seriousness. Lakesa was galeaed by closing time and put a coat hood on like an imperial helmet. galeanthropied (/ɡæliˈænθɹəpid/) adj. Still drunk, and adopting feline habits whenever the party attempts the journey home. Aureja was galeanthropied, curling beneath the cloakroom bench instead of collecting her coat. galeased adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a large sailing vessel answering the helm reluctantly. Dnielle went galeased and took three minutes to turn towards the lavatory. galeaspided adj. Too drunk to leave the pub except by drifting slowly through the crowd like something without a jaw. Lataija was galeaspided and glided towards the exit without managing a word. galeaspidinned adj. Sufficiently drunk to have acquired a hard, mineral resolve about catching the last train. Martika was galeaspidinned and refused to surrender her place in the queue for taxis. galectinned adj. Having drunk enough to bind every departing person to one more round. Khalii was galectinned and attached every farewell to a further drink. galed (/ɡeɪld/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and moving across the pavement with considerably more wind than direction. Donnitta was galed after last orders and reached the taxi rank by successive gusts. galegaed adj. The state of being drunk and mildly botanical, with the sofa treated as a field station. Tanishi was galegaed, examining a houseplant before settling down with water.