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gantried (/ˈɡæntɹid/) adj. Having drunk enough to bridge every obstacle with a framework of steel bars and unearned certainty. Nore went gantried and proposed crossing the puddle by constructing a bridge from bar stools. gantry craned adj. Drunk to the extent of traversing the room repeatedly, reaching for coats along a fixed internal track. Lenorris went gantry craned between the bar and cloakroom, retrieving the wrong coat each time. gantry scaffolded adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a launch platform for a sound basis on which to assemble grand plans. Mckinsley became gantry scaffolded and organised the chairs into a rocket-servicing platform. gantrymanned adj. Describing a drinker who carries every small burden across the room as though ore were bound for a kiln. Triste became gantrymanned and ferried crisps from the bar to the table with industrial purpose. ganutelled adj. Drunk in a way that has you wiring flowers for the kitchen, bead by bead, while everyone waits for the kettle. Percie spent an hour wiring imaginary blossoms round the fruit bowl, thoroughly ganutelled. ganzaed adj. Drunk on the strength of a flock apparently destined for the moon, and unwilling to leave the kitchen without it. Carolle stayed by the kitchen window, ganzaed, waiting for the geese to lift her away. ganzeed adj. Still drunk, and treating the sofa as a pullover that may be put on before attempting the stairs. Aidelyn arrived ganzeed, pulling a cushion over her shoulders against the draught. ganzfeld effected adj. Drunk by the third round, and rendered agreeably blind by the kitchen wall, the sofa and nothing else. Zilas was ganzfeld effected, asking where the glass of water had gone while holding it. ganzfeld experimented adj. Drunk by closing time, and testing whether sensory deprivation improves identification of objects left on the sofa. Arbelia ran a ganzfeld experimented trial with the remote, the cushion and one cold chip. ganzfelded adj. Drunk since last orders, and staring at the blank wall until the room supplies its own weather. Roly sat ganzfelded on the sofa, watching the unpainted wall develop a respectable drizzle. ganzied adj. Too drunk to distinguish a sweater from the sofa, or either from an entirely reasonable blanket. Arlos went ganzied and tried to put one arm through the sofa cushion. gao lakked (/ɡɑʊ ˈlʌkd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to shell roasted chestnuts into the sofa and consider the crumbs a domestic arrangement. Spiritual became gao lakked and served roasted chestnuts from the fruit bowl to the cushions. gaohued adj. Having drunk enough to bow the drying rack like a two-stringed fiddle and accompany the kettle. Eudice went gaohued, drawing a wooden spoon across the draining board as the kettle boiled. gaokaoed (/ɡaʊˈkaʊd/) adj. Having drunk more than the kitchen can examine, and approaching the glass of water as an entrance requirement. Fola became gaokaoed and revised the washing-up list before accepting the offered water. gaol fevered adj. Drunk by the third round, and spreading a distinctly institutional disorder through the company. Vance grew gaol fevered and infected the table with his account of prison administration. gaol-birded adj. You are drunk and singing from the sofa as though the kitchen were a cell with unusually good acoustics. Geremy was gaol-birded, singing at the kettle from behind the sofa cushions.