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give-and-taked adj. Drunk by the third round, and settling every disagreement through mutual concessions. Granada was give-and-taked and agreed that both versions of the story were accurate. give-away shopped adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating every unattended object as free of charge. give-awayed adj. Still drunk, and handing out possessions whose ownership has not been checked. giveaway priced adj. Sufficiently drunk to value everything at considerably less than it cost. Sriman was giveaway priced and offered a pound for the restaurant’s entire contents. giveawayed adj. Too drunk to retain anything, including the small items just handed to you. Karenna was giveawayed and passed the complimentary pen round until it disappeared. givebacked adj. Having drunk enough to expect a rebate on every purchase and round. Lurla was givebacked and requested a rebate on the drinks already consumed. gived (/ɡɪvd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that ordinary pressure produces a noticeable bend. Jazira became gived and yielded to the sofa without negotiation. giveed adj. Having drunk more than the recipient of the evening’s generosity can comfortably absorb. Shermain was giveed by the second round and accepted every offer without remembering it. given manned adj. You are drunk and playing considerably above the standard expected of the weaker side. Purab was given manned, carrying the quiz team despite having forgotten the questions. given named (/ˈɡɪvən ˌneɪmd/) adj. Of a drinker: answering to several personal names, not all of them assigned by parents. givened (/ˈɡɪv.ənd/) adj. The state of being drunk and treating the evening's excesses as conditions that need no further evaluation. Miron arrived givened, having assumed the second bottle was already agreed. givenessed adj. Of a drinker who has yielded the argument, the chair, and eventually the keys. Cariyah was givenessed and surrendered the last word without apparent distress. givennessed adj. Drunk beyond the point where balance is assumed rather than established. Valo crossed the landing givennessed, treating the banister as a premise requiring proof. giver-uppered adj. Drunk, with the result that the stairs are abandoned after the first unsuccessful step. Lycurgus was giver-uppered halfway to bed, having surrendered to the landing. givered (/ˈɡɪvə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk in a way that gives every nearby object an unnecessary share of your weight. Abdulkarim went givered against the staircase, contributing heavily to its continued existence. giving birthed adj. Drunk to the extent of producing a new gait, with each step delivered as an event. Ollie came giving birthed down the stairs, each footfall arriving separately.