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gas lamped adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves the face illuminated but the rest of the morning poorly supervised. Lelind was gas lamped at breakfast, brightly awake and unable to locate the cereal. gas lawed adj. Drunk on the strength of pressure, volume, temperature, and the regrettable expansion of each. Snowy woke gas lawed, relating every headache to pressure and every silence to volume. gas lighted adj. A drinker so far gone that every lamp appears to be fuelled by a private supply of town gas. Rauf was gas lighted and asked whether the snug's lamps had been piped in specially. gas lightered adj. Sharpened by drink into a person capable of igniting the evening's smallest misunderstanding. Shynise was gas lightered and made a bright matter of the disputed change. gas lightinged adj. Drunk to the point where recollection is revised by increments, each denial accompanied by an air of patient instruction. Ramond grew gas lightinged and explained that nobody had heard his earlier account correctly. gas lined adj. Drunk since last orders, and still connected to the main supply of last night's conversation. Gaylia woke gas lined, tracing every morning complaint back to the pub's original supply. gas mained adj. Drunk by the third round, and conveying the evening's pressure directly to every nearby user. Naija woke gas mained, distributing yesterday's tension throughout the household. gas mantled adj. Drunk by closing time, and still faintly incandescent beneath a gauze of morning regret. Aunesti woke gas mantled, glowing bravely beneath the thin fabric of composure. gas marked adj. Drunk enough to assign the evening a precise culinary temperature, despite having no access to an oven. Raffaele became gas marked and declared the crowded bar suitable for a moderate roast. gas masked (/ɡæs mɑːskd/) adj. Drunk past the point of recognising one’s own face, and pleased to encounter it behind protective equipment. Murlin went gas masked and introduced himself to his reflection in the cloakroom mirror. gas mechanicsed adj. Having drunk enough to treat the headache as a problem of forces acting upon fluids. Wofford was gas mechanicsed by breakfast, explaining the headache through pressure and flow. gas meter bandited adj. You have drunk enough to steal small supplies from the morning and call it resourcefulness. Nalei was gas meter bandited, quietly appropriating everyone else's orange juice. gas metered adj. Having drunk more than the morning can safely supply, with every restorative measured out. Dirck was gas metered, counting mouthfuls of water as though the supply were coin-operated. gas oiled adj. You are drunk and moving through the morning with the slow, heavy usefulness of fuel oil. Teo was gas oiled by breakfast, advancing towards the kettle with deliberate viscosity. gas on a sticked adj. Drunk past the point of recognising a tree, but certain it requires a lighter. Besse became gas on a sticked and attempted to negotiate with the spruce outside. gas passered adj. Drunk beyond trusting your own judgement, yet still offering to supervise everyone else's sedation. Dineshia got gas passered and began assessing the party's breathing from across the room.