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gentianic acided adj. Drunk since last orders, and chemically inclined to regard every explanation as a variant of another. Suzen became gentianic acided and corrected the barmaid's account of the cash register. gentianined adj. Drunk by the third round, and crystallising into a hard, clear certainty about matters not understood. Ajalon went gentianined and delivered a crystalline opinion on the pub's heating system. gentianinned adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a crystalline version of yourself with very little give. Embra was gentianinned at closing time, clear about the bill and wrong about everything else. gentianosed adj. Still drunk, and sweetly inclined to mistake the bitter end of the evening for a treat. Makauri remained gentianosed over breakfast, describing yesterday's bitter as pleasantly sweet. gentibiosided adj. Drunk by the third round, and attaching every sweet principle to another until the whole matter becomes sticky. genticided (/ˈd͡ʒɛntɪsaɪdd/) adj. Too drunk to distinguish a heated argument from a catastrophe, or the pub from a battlefield. gentiled (/ˈd͡ʒɛntaɪld/) adj. Having drunk enough to become conspicuously secular about the bar's otherwise solemn proceedings. Boen went gentiled and proposed replacing the pub quiz with a discussion of universal reason. gentiledomed adj. Having drunk more than the entire non-parish population can reasonably be expected to absorb. Filomena entered gentiledomed territory and appointed herself spokesperson for the lounge bar. gentilhommed adj. You have drunk enough to become a French gentleman, inclining courteously towards the crisps. Persephonie went gentilhommed and requested mustard for a packet of salted snacks. gentilicialed adj. Drunk to the point where every introduction becomes a solemn declaration of family, followed by asking for someone’s surname. Chalisse got gentilicialed and announced her lineage before requesting the crisps. gentilicianed adj. Drunk enough to assign everyone a family name, including the man who merely came to collect a coat. Caydenn became gentilicianed and gave the barman an unexpectedly distinguished genealogy. gentiliciumed adj. Loosened by drink into a person chiefly concerned with surnames and family names. Zaleth was gentiliciumed and asked the landlord where his name came from. gentilicked adj. Drunk past the point of remembering places, but still able to derive grand personal names from them. Janniyah went gentilicked and introduced herself with an elaborate name based on the village outside town. gentilismed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary devotion, and prepared to worship whichever household object most resembles a household god. Sheida became gentilismed and offered reverence to the pub’s ornamental fern. gentilitialed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every surname sound hereditary, venerable and worth explaining to the waiter. Delonna got gentilitialed and delivered a lineage lecture over the final portion of chips. gentilitied (/[ˌd͡ʒɛnˈtɪl.ə.ɾi]d/) adj. Drunk, with the result that ordinary manners become aristocratic ceremony until somebody drops a sausage roll. Cortasia grew gentilitied and requested the ketchup with remarkable hauteur.