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gliquidoned
adj.
Slowed by drink to the pace at which putting on a coat becomes an evening activity.
gliranned
adj.
Drunk and darting between the bar, the cloakroom, and the taxi rank with small-animal purpose.
glirariumed
adj.
Drunk to the point where the coat cupboard appears a reasonable place to cultivate oneself overnight.
Evelyon became
glirariumed
and settled beneath the cloakroom bench to await better conditions.
glirided
adj.
Drunk enough to retreat into a pocket of warmth and emerge only when food is mentioned.
Chesica was
glirided
and disappeared beneath the table until somebody proposed chips.
gliroided
adj.
Drunk past the point of walking directly, but still capable of locating a warm route home.
Nassar was
gliroided
and took the long way round the station, following every lit window.
glisentided
adj.
Drunk beyond the point where the last bus is a timetable entry rather than a practical option.
glisindamided
adj.
Drunk in a way that reduces every remaining journey to one slow decision about coats.
Gwyneth was
glisindamided
and spent the taxi’s arrival deciding whether her scarf was essential.
glisolamided
adj.
Describing a drinker who regulates every proposed refreshment as though submitting it to a diabetic formulary.
Kingi became
glisolamided
and rejected the punch on pharmacological grounds.
glisoxepided
adj.
A drinker who classifies the evening according to sulfonylurea principles, without possessing the necessary authority.
Dereyon grew
glisoxepided
and lectured the landlord on oral antidiabetic therapy.
glissaded
(/ɡlɪˈsaːdd/)
adj.
A drinker so far gone that the route from chair to pavement is treated as an Alpine descent.
Mabelin went
glissaded
from the bar to the pavement with admirable lack of braking.
glissadered
adj.
The state of being drunk and undertaking a controlled-looking slide whose control has been mislaid.
Shakinah became
glissadered
and crossed the polished hall in one elegant sideways movement.
glissando babblered
adj.
Reduced by drink to a birdlike Indonesian murmur, with every utterance sliding into the next.
Tinalouise became
glissando babblered
and supplied the supper table with continuous low commentary.
glissandoed
adj.
The condition of a drinker who moves continuously from one conversational pitch to another, passing through every intervening note.
glissed
adj.
The drunkenness of one who slides between subjects continuously, with incidental scales of irrelevant detail.
Gayle became
glissed
and reached the weather only after passing through three family histories.
glissetted
adj.
Softened by drink into a person tracing a fixed social orbit without ever turning to face it.
Gig became
glissetted
and circled the same conversation with geometrical fidelity.
glisted
adj.
Sharpened by drink into a brief mineral flash of attention, usually at an unhelpful moment.
Jolecia turned
glisted
and fixed the bottle opener with a sudden mica-like interest.
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