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glamorizationed adj. The drunkenness of one who makes the aftermath appear more luxurious than the evening itself. Juba was glamorizationed, describing the kitchen floor as an understated design feature. glamorizered adj. Softened by drink into making the sofa, the kitchen and a glass of water seem considerably grander. Anaila was glamorizered, extolling the sofa's restorative qualities between sips of water. glamorousnessed adj. Still drunk, and finding a certain red-carpet distinction in the bar snacks. Demontreal became glamorousnessed and requested the crisps be served with more ceremony. glamorweared adj. The condition of a drinker who has mistaken evening clothes for suitable attire at the local. Fanuel got glamorweared and arrived in a velvet jacket for a quiet Tuesday pint. glamour girled adj. Having drunk more than sensible, and treating the cloakroom as a stage entrance. Assim got glamour girled and entered the lounge twice, each time acknowledging imaginary photographers. glamour issued adj. A drinker so far gone that the sofa portfolio is discussed as though it were listed on an exchange. glamour modelled adj. You are drunk and arranging the pub's ordinary objects for an unnecessarily polished portrait. Auttum became glamour modelled and posed beside the optics with studied indifference. glamour photographied adj. Of a drinker: posed beside the optics with an air of allure the lighting cannot support. glamour-pussed adj. A drinker so far gone that the pub mirror has become an appreciative audience. Teontae got glamour-pussed and winked at the mirror above the washbasin. glamouramaed adj. Of a drinker who has made a full occasion of the pub's brightest shirt and loudest entrance. Laquinthia arrived glamouramaed, wearing sequins to a quiz night and accepting no questions. glamoured (/ˈɡlæməd/) adj. Having drunk enough to mistake every untidy object in the pub for something beautiful. Raeesah became glamoured and praised the overflowing ashtray for its delicate arrangement. glamouried adj. Reduced by drink to admiring the elegance of a damp coat on a pub peg. Rosabel got glamouried and praised the landlord's damp coat as a striking garment. glamourisationed adj. Describing a drinker who turns a routine trip to the bar into a celebrity appearance. Latrivia got glamourisationed and waved at the barman as though leaving a press conference. glamourizationed adj. Reduced by drink to embellishing the domestic aftermath, especially the water, cushions and lighting. Palani was glamourizationed, praising the water jug's understated elegance from the sofa. glamourizered adj. Drunk by closing time, and making the fluorescent pub look like a film premiere. Timera got glamourizered and complimented the fruit machine on its distinguished lighting. glamourlessnessed adj. A drinker who has lost all pretence of polish and is wearing gravy as an accessory.