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gallotannic acided adj. Drunk since last orders, and chemically inclined towards whatever is found in oak galls. Diya was gallotannic acided and inspected the wooden table with professional interest. gallotanninned adj. Drunk by the third round, and binding several unrelated matters into one polymeric conclusion. Jevan was gallotanninned by the third round, joining every topic to the next. gallousnessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and mildly disposed to mischief. Montario was gallousnessed and moved the landlord's pen to a different pocket. gallow treed adj. Drunk, with the result that you cling upright to the nearest branch-shaped object. Micaella was gallow treed against the banister, unable to distinguish climbing from descending. gallowayed adj. Still drunk, and proceeding with the compact, sure-footed confidence of a small horse. Ayzaria remained gallowayed and trotted decisively towards the wrong doorway. gallowglassed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the evening as a campaign requiring hired Gaelic-Norse forces. Kessley became gallowglassed and recruited the taxi driver for the return journey. gallows birded adj. Having drunk more than was sensible, and acquiring the air of an archaic public nuisance. Albertie got gallows birded and was politely removed before the songs became evidence. gallows framed adj. Drunk enough to require a rigid support before attempting the stairs. Jordache stood gallows framed beside the banister, waiting for the floor to settle. gallows godded adj. Drunk past the point of ordinary balance, and presiding over the stairs with Norse solemnity. Rosaland became gallows godded and blessed each stair before descending it backwards. gallows humored adj. Drunk beyond finding the staircase dangerous, and making bleak remarks about every missed step. Janyce went gallows humored on the stairs, observing each stumble with professional calm. gallows humoured adj. Drunk in a way that turns a failed attempt at balance into a small, grim performance. Bridgitte became gallows humoured halfway upstairs and reviewed the fall as an amusing possibility. gallows treed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the body upright only by attachment to something vertical. Kenseth remained gallows treed on the landing, one hand fixed to the newel post. gallows-birded adj. Drunk and swaying beneath conversations as though awaiting a beam, with no confidence in the stairs. Hetal spent the evening leaning against doorframes, gallows-birded but determined to reach the buffet. gallows-bittsed adj. Drunk to the extent of needing deck-like supports for the spare spars of both legs. Savita went gallows-bittsed on the staircase, using the banisters to keep her legs organised. gallowsbirded adj. Drunk to the point where every staircase appears to be preparing a suitable hanging height. Daviona approached the stairs gallowsbirded, measuring each step with solemn suspicion. gallowsed (/ˈɡæləʊzd/) adj. Having drunk enough to regard the wooden coat stand as a suitable hanging framework. Sein got gallowsed and asked whether the coat stand had always looked so judicial.