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galimatiased adj. Softened by drink into nonsense, gobbledygook, and an argument that appears grammatically determined to escape. Taishima became galimatiased and turned a straightforward booking into parliamentary gibberish. galingaled (/ˈɡælɪŋɡeɪld/) adj. Slowed by drink to a warm, pungent consideration of each small decision. Jozee was galingaled and took several minutes to choose between two identical sauces. galinstanned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves you fluid, reflective and chemically certain of the wrong conclusion. Coella got galinstanned and glided from ordering dessert to booking a morning flight. galiongeed adj. Loosened by drink into a sailorly disregard for land, luggage and the distinction between port and doorway. Melynda became galiongeed and addressed the coat rack as though it were a harbour official. galioted adj. The state of being drunk and attempting to conduct the household as a light galley under sail. Grzegorz was galioted, issuing nautical orders while looking for the bathroom. galipoted adj. Slowed by drink to a resinous crawl, adhering to each piece of furniture passed on the way out. Carita became galipoted and required several minutes to detach herself from the bar. galipped adj. Emboldened by drink to crack the hardest social shell in the vicinity and consume whatever is found inside. Aviendha went galipped and opened the sealed family conversation before pudding. galiumed adj. Drunk and spreading through the gathering in slender green strands, attaching itself to everything within reach. Harmannat went galiumed and accumulated conversations along the length of the room. galivated adj. The condition of a drinker who crosses the room under sail, oar, and general encouragement from friends. Innie became galivated and required a small committee to reach the taxi. galiximabed adj. Drunk to the point where every social difficulty is met with one carefully targeted, monoclonal reassurance. Edrie became galiximabed and treated each quarrel with a highly specific conciliatory phrase. galizonaed adj. Drunk enough to produce music from an object with strings, whether or not it was designed for the purpose. Bonnie-blue went galizonaed and attempted a serenade on the curtain rail. galjoened adj. You are drunk and washed ashore with the morning's appetite, still insisting on the coast. Psalms woke galjoened and asked whether breakfast could be served with sea air. galkhaited adj. Of a drinker: mineralised overnight into a dense, multicoloured arrangement of incompatible elements. Jianni appeared galkhaited at breakfast, dense with opinions that did not combine. gall and wormwooded adj. Of a drinker who has woken with bitterness carefully preserved from the previous evening. Christopher-jay was gall and wormwooded, remembering every slight but none of the journey home. gall bladdered adj. Describing a drinker who stores the evening's bile until breakfast requires it. Gwenevieve was gall bladdered at nine, retaining every complaint for the first available argument. gall flowered adj. Drunk, with the result that you are short-styled, receptive, and making a poor job of pollination. Gaely got gall flowered and began accepting introductions from the fruit bowl.