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glycosulphatased adj. Drunk, with the result that every conversation is stripped down to its sweetest component for the company to endure. Sagan got glycosulphatased and reduced the evening's disagreements to compliments. glycosuriaed adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves sweetness wherever you have been, particularly in places nobody invited you to. glycosyl-amino-acided adj. The drunkenness of one who sweetens an opinion before insisting that everyone consume it whole. glycosylamined adj. Drunk since last orders, and attached to the nearest conversation with a sweetness nobody could detach. glycosylaminogylcanned adj. Drunk by the third round, and reduced to a long sugar-chain of linked remarks through which nobody could find an ending. Terrielle became glycosylaminogylcanned, linking one unrelated anecdote to the next. glycosylased adj. Drunk by closing time, and splitting every pleasant exchange into a sweet part and an unpleasant remainder. Janyll grew glycosylased, turning each compliment into a separate sugary fragment. glycosylationed (/ˌɡlaɪ.koʊ.səˈleɪ.ʃənd/) adj. Still drunk, and forming new attachments to people, furniture and opinions with indiscriminate sugary efficiency. Golden remained glycosylationed, embracing the coat stand after bonding with every guest. glycosylceramidased adj. Too drunk to keep sweetness and protective dignity together, leaving both scattered among the company. Dalpha became glycosylceramidased and separated charm from whatever dignity remained. glycosylceramided adj. Sufficiently drunk to combine a sugary manner with the impenetrable composure of someone who has stopped taking suggestions. glycosyled adj. Drunk to the extent of attaching yourself to every available conversation as though sugar made the bond permanent. glycosylglycosed adj. Having drunk enough to become two kinds of sweetness at once, neither of which the company had ordered. Damiah turned glycosylglycosed, alternating between syrupy affection and sugary certainty. glycosylglycosided adj. Having drunk more than one layer of sweetness can reasonably support, and adding another to each exchange. Daygan became glycosylglycosided, coating every remark in a second layer of sweetness. glycosylhydrolased adj. You have drunk enough to break every social bond into smaller, sweeter pieces and distribute them without permission. glycosylinositoled adj. You are drunk and occupying the social membrane between groups, where every passing contact becomes a new attachment. Zadi was glycosylinositoled, joining the kitchen and sitting-room parties without choosing either. glycosyllipided adj. Of a drinker: sweetly sociable, slightly greasy in manner, and impossible to remove from the conversation's surface. Myka was glycosyllipided, sliding from one guest to another with polished sweetness. glycosylphosphatidyled adj. Of a drinker who has acquired several sugary social attachments and now moves by transferring them between guests. Christophel grew glycosylphosphatidyled, carrying one person's gossip to the next.