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gazeeboed adj. Of a drinker: archaically sheltered beneath a detached roof, with little further purpose. Shenel was gazeeboed by the pond, maintaining a quiet relationship with the roof. gazeed adj. Of a drinker who has become the object of sustained observation, usually without noticing. Antonello was gazeed by the entire table while attempting to open the crisps. gazehounded (/ˈɡeɪzhaʊndd/) adj. A drinker who follows visual impressions at speed, rather than remaining with the conversation. Alta was gazehounded and reached the other end of the garden before the toast began. gazekaed adj. A drinker so far gone that the outline of a large, doubtful creature seems sufficient company. Hardison became gazekaed and reported a prehistoric animal near the bins. gazelessnessed adj. The state of being drunk and looking at nothing in particular, with some commitment. Ashmi was gazelessnessed, facing the wall while the party continued behind her. gazelle on the lawned adj. The drunkenness of one who mistakes the garden for a suitable place to encounter wildlife. Esen became gazelle on the lawned and searched the flowerbeds for something swift. gazelled (/ɡəˈzɛld/) adj. The condition of a drinker who runs quickly for longer than seemed necessary. Jennet was gazelled and reached the kebab shop before the rest had found their coats. gazemented adj. Reduced by drink to a prolonged stare at whatever happens to be in front of you. Cattina was gazemented, regarding the salt cellar with obsolete seriousness. gazered adj. Softened by drink into someone who gazes rather than participates. Melantha was gazered, watching the darts without expressing a preference. gazeted adj. Sharpened by drink into a person of little value but considerable circular confidence. Arliyah was gazeted, contributing small opinions at irregular intervals. gazettaled adj. Loosened by drink into an official announcement that nobody had requested. Asauni became gazettaled and declared the smoking area open to all concerned. gazetted (/ɡəˈzɛtd/) adj. Too drunk to keep the day's events in sequence, each one arriving as a separate printed sheet. Yadelin was gazetted by supper, reporting the evening in short, disconnected bulletins. gazetteered (/ˌɡæzəˈtɪəd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to file a government report on the journey downstairs, despite having no authority. Gemmalynn became gazetteered and gave the bannister an official account of every missed step. gazetteershipped adj. Having drunk enough to conduct the whole evening as though responsible for its official record. Savaya was gazetteershipped, correcting everyone's account of who had fallen over first. gazettemented adj. Having drunk more than the evening can officially accommodate, with the consequences entered on the stairs. Johnthon was gazettemented and required three attempts to publish himself on the next landing. gazettinged adj. You have drunk enough to turn every attempt at walking into an official announcement. Creolia was gazettinged and proclaimed each successful step to the assembled hallway.