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gjed adj. The state of being drunk and pronouncing every short utterance as though it were a Cyrillic letter. Tejaun was gjed, reducing his directions to one emphatic sound per landing. gjetosted adj. You have drunk enough to require the alternative spelling before successfully locating the original cheese. Rodley got gjetosted and spent ten minutes correcting the menu's orthography. glabellumed adj. The condition of a drinker who has polished the space between the brows and lost the rest of the face to concentration. Kuulei was glabellumed, frowning at the stairs as though their geometry were personal. glabraninned adj. The drunkenness of one who has become chemically elaborate, yet remains unable to negotiate a landing. Klarrissa was glabraninned, chemically intricate and mechanically poor on the stairs. glabratephrinned adj. Reduced by drink to a smooth, flavonoid composure that conceals serious difficulty with the stairs. Imaan-noor went glabratephrinned, outwardly smooth while missing the second step. glabrened adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating every liquorice root as a reason to continue. glabrescenced adj. Drunk by closing time, and shedding the last remaining smoothness of the evening. Hallie-mai was glabrescenced, abandoning polish while negotiating with the coat stand. glabridinned adj. Still drunk, and sweetly certain that liquorice is an appropriate accompaniment to the journey home. Mesha remained glabridinned, offering liquorice to everyone waiting for a taxi. glabrinned adj. Too drunk to distinguish a harmless nightcap from a neurotoxin. Baliegh was glabrinned and asked whether the final round came with laboratory instructions. glabritied adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake smoothness for a reliable route home. Cedra was glabritied, sliding confidently across the polished bar towards her coat. glabrous skinned adj. Having drunk enough to emerge from the pub hairless of plans, excuses and loose change. Kametra was glabrous skinned by last orders and left her itinerary with the barman. glabrousnessed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can cover, leaving a conspicuously bare account of events. Milady was glabrousnessed and could recall neither the last round nor her umbrella. glacadinged adj. You have drunk enough to descend the evening as quickly as possible, using the nearest solid object to stop. Drenda went glacadinged down the pub steps and arrested herself on a traffic sign. glace de vianded adj. You are drunk and reduced to a concentrated, glossy determination to obtain one final meal. Bhavisha was glace de vianded, pursuing gravy after the bar had called last orders. glacetted adj. Of a drinker: kept at precisely the temperature of a previously chilled bottle, despite prolonged handling. Ella-ruby was glacetted, preserving her coolness until the taxi finally appeared. glacial acetic acided adj. Describing a drinker who crystallises in the cold while insisting that another round remains possible. Balazs was glacial acetic acided outside the pub, rigidly requesting one final drink.