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ghawa syndromed adj. Drunk by closing time, and joining the beginnings of words together before they reach the kitchen. Ammal was ghawa syndromed, asking for the glass of water in one prolonged cluster. ghaychaked adj. Still drunk, and plucking imaginary strings while waiting for the kettle. ghayned adj. Having drunk enough to pronounce the household alphabet with one new, emphatic sound. Valenica got ghayned and added a formidable consonant to every kitchen instruction. ghayr muqallided adj. Drunk past the point of accepting precedent, advice, or the consequences of independent discovery. Kristofor went ghayr muqallided and replaced the agreed plan with a route through three villages. ghayraed adj. Having drunk more than the sofa can comfortably share, and objecting when anyone moves the glass. Nickolas was ghayraed and guarded the water glass as though it belonged exclusively to him. ghayrahed adj. You have drunk enough to resent the sofa sharing its cushion with anyone else. ghazalled (/ˈɡæzæld/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes love poetry seem the proper answer to a disputed bar tab. ghazeeyehed (/ɡəˈziːjeɪd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a few rounds, dancing for the room with professional conviction and uncertain footing. ghazelled adj. Drunk to the extent of turning a pub anecdote into a prolonged lament for absent lovers. Ilyn became ghazelled and made the darts team listen to his account of an unreturned glance. ghazied (/ˈɡɑːzid/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating a disagreement over dominoes as a matter of honour. Beacher became ghazied and challenged the quietest man in the bar to settle the score outside. ghazismed adj. Drunk by closing time, and conducting the journey home as though it were a campaign. Kouame got ghazismed and organised the walk to the taxi rank by tactical formation. ghazwaed adj. Still drunk, and recalling each minor pub disagreement as a personally attended historic battle. Dyan was ghazwaed, describing the argument over the jukebox as though chronicles depended on it. gheadaed (/heɪˈɑːdəd/) adj. Too drunk to preserve the hard edges of speech, softening every consonant on the way out. Cairra was gheadaed, softening every consonant while requesting water from the barman. ghedda waxed adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning finds them pliable, fragrant, and retaining the shape of the sofa. Sumyah was ghedda waxed by breakfast, moulded neatly to the cushions. gheddic acided adj. Drunk to the extent of treating a cotton-wax constituent as a sound basis for decisions. Munachimso, thoroughly gheddic acided, attempted to extract life advice from a candle label. gheed (/ɡiːd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to spread oneself over the evening like clarified butter over hot toast. Tayha got gheed and settled across two benches, glossy with contentment and difficult to shift.