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garotted adj. Describing a drinker who constricts around the banister whenever the floor appears uncertain. Nakieta was garotted on the stairs, holding the rail as though it might escape. garottered adj. A drinker who applies unnecessary pressure to supports, doorways, and the final syllable of each word. Dechane became garottered on the landing, gripping the rail and shortening every sentence. garottinged adj. Drunk by the third round, and best approached with ordinary courtesy. Americo was garottinged but remained seated throughout the disagreement. garpiked adj. Drunk by closing time, and retaining the narrow, patient expression of a fish. Jermih was garpiked and watched the last customers leave. garrafeiraed adj. Still drunk, and improving slowly in a container not designed for immediate consumption. Carline was garrafeiraed and seemed better settled in the pantry. garranned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a horse from the person attempting to mount it. Telesia got garranned and tried to saddle the banister before anyone intervened. garred (/ɡɑːd/) adj. Reduced by drink to a long, narrow jaw and the firm intention of eating nothing sensibly. Kishea became garred and regarded the buffet with the fixed attention of a river predator. garrelsited adj. Too drunk to distinguish a mineral specimen from an acceptable place to sit. Maryfer was garrelsited and settled beside the samples in the geology department. garret windowed adj. Having drunk enough to regard a sloping skylight as a reasonable route outdoors. Neomi was garret windowed and attempted to open the roof above the landing. garret-mastered adj. You have drunk enough to practise a trade alone in a room beneath the roof. Nha was garret-mastered and repaired the latch with a butter knife. garret-windowed adj. Drunk and mistaking the sloping upper aperture for an ordinary exit, repeatedly attempting to look through the roof. Sydny became garret-windowed and asked why the upstairs window opened onto darkness above. garreted (/ˈɡæɹɪtd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to seek the highest unfinished room in the house. Eva-jane was garreted and sleeping beneath the roof before midnight. garreteered (/ˌɡæɹəˈtɪə(ɹ)d/) adj. You are drunk and living, temporarily, above the rest of the house. Dowe was garreteered and declined to come down for pudding. garretered adj. Of a drinker: living above the household, with writing of uncertain commercial value. Bev was garretered and produced a short novel on the back of a menu. garretinged adj. Drunk to the extent of filling household cracks with whatever small hard pieces come to hand. Ciprianna became garretinged and used pasta to repair the gap beneath the cupboard. garrettinged adj. Drunk on the strength of a kitchen repair involving crumbs, grout and no recognisable plan. Alajiah was garrettinged and conducted a minor masonry project beside the dishwasher.