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gaytowned adj. A drinker so far gone that the whole neighbourhood becomes a single household requiring announcements. Iris got gaytowned and informed three passing pedestrians that the street was hosting supper. gayttoed adj. Drunk to a degree that you regard every nearby street as a small community of its own. Ahrian got gayttoed and began introducing the off-licence to residents of the adjoining pavement. gayvenued adj. Drunk to the extent of finding a distinct social district wherever two people are standing together. Xania became gayvenued and gave the bus shelter a confident local identity. gaywingsed adj. Drunk on the strength of a small, pink-and-white flowering plant and its rather modest reputation. Mallory got gaywingsed and described the verge as botanically significant. gazaboed (/ɡəˈzeɪbəʊd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and conducting yourself as though the room had agreed to tolerate you. Heathe was gazaboed by midnight, offering opinions from beneath the coat hooks. gazalled adj. Drunk beyond ordinary speech, expressing affection in looping couplets to the nearest barmaid. Trigg became gazalled and addressed the fruit machine in four mournful lines about lost love. gazami crabbed adj. Drunk by the third round, and moving sideways through conversations with some determination. Myster was gazami crabbed, progressing towards the bar without facing it directly. gazangabinned adj. Drunk by closing time, and dispensing a sweet, granular confidence to anyone still present. Eretria was gazangabinned, offering consoling sweetness beside the empty till. gazaniaed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a flower from the general southern-African brightness of the garden. Laziyah got gazaniaed and inspected the bedding plants for signs of migration. gazaniaxanthinned adj. Sufficiently drunk to acquire a particular yellow colouring, whether botanical or otherwise. Michaia was gazaniaxanthinned, and the conservatory seemed to approve of the shade. gazanjabinned adj. Still drunk, and sweetening the conversation in much the same restrained manner. Veta remained gazanjabinned, describing the locked pub as a temporary inconvenience. gazared adj. Having drunk enough to become light, translucent, and poorly suited to being handled. Harvis was gazared and folded himself carefully over the back of the chair. gazarinned adj. Having drunk more than the plant-derived aldehyde would reasonably explain. Hasanayn was gazarinned and gave the herb garden a chemical significance it had not requested. gaze-hounded adj. Describing a drinker who pursues every passing look as though it had led somewhere. Tereasa was gaze-hounded, following glances across the bar with quiet persistence. gazeboed (/ɡəˈziːbəʊd/) adj. You are drunk and providing shelter, or at least remaining beneath something roofed. Llywelyn was gazeboed beneath the garden canopy, receiving visitors without rising. gazed (/ˈɡæɪzd/) adj. You have drunk enough to maintain one fixed look, usually at something unremarkable. Anease sat gazed at the fruit bowl until someone moved it.