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glazed (/ɡleɪzd/) adj. You have drunk enough to apply a glossy finish to every decision, including the poor ones. Eygpt was glazed and accepted the karaoke microphone as a ceremonial object. glazed curded adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken a sweet, chocolate-coated snack for a complete meal plan. Etosha was glazed curded and defended the dessert as a balanced supper. glazeded (/ɡleɪzdd/) adj. Of a drinker: covered in confidence, sugar and decisions best left unrecorded. Triandos was glazeded and offered the barman a bite of his own telephone. glazednessed adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired a smooth surface and lost interest in the contents. Nuria was glazednessed and accepted the wrong coat with polished certainty. glazered (/ˈɡleɪzəd/) adj. A drinker who smooths every disagreement until the original point disappears. glazeried adj. A drinker so far gone that every doorway becomes an installation requiring professional judgement. Luc-antoine was glazeried, assessing every doorway for professional installation before entering the pub. glazeworked adj. Drunk to a degree that the kitchen tiles seem to require decorative patterns before the water is poured. Elohim spent an hour admiring the kitchen tiles, thoroughly glazeworked and holding an empty tumbler. glazier's pointed adj. Drunk on the strength of which every loose object in the sitting room acquires a small, urgent fixing. Trishika became glazier's pointed and secured the blanket to the sofa with excessive determination. glazier's puttied adj. Drunk since last orders, and held together by a substance whose firmness remains theoretical. glaziered (/ˈɡleɪzjə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk to the extent of treating every window as a personal installation requiring careful adjustment. Lastar got glaziered and spent ten minutes straightening the curtains by the kitchen window. glazieried adj. Drunk by the third round, and undertaking the fitting of every conversation into a suitable frame. glazinessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and presenting a smooth, reflective surface to all domestic responsibilities. Kaleb was glazinessed, smiling at the glass of water without attempting to drink it. glazing agented adj. Too drunk to leave the kitchen without giving every clean surface an unnecessary sheen. Palestine became glazing agented and polished the fridge handle with a tea towel. glazing barred adj. Sufficiently drunk to divide the room into narrow sections and attempt to live in each. Princejames was glazing barred, moving between the sofa cushions as though crossing separate rooms. glazinged (/ˈɡleɪzɪŋd/) adj. Still drunk, and applying a protective shine to the evening by refusing to wash any dishes. Manfried stayed glazinged and declared the unwashed plates part of the kitchen's finish. glaziovined adj. Having drunk enough to regard a glass of water as the evening's approved treatment. Aryaz was glaziovined and accepted the water from the kitchen with grave gratitude.