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gmaed adj. The state of being drunk and reduced to three letters of familial authority. gmed adj. Drunk enough to assume responsibility for the whole establishment, including matters expressly delegated elsewhere. Heer got gmed and began resolving disputes between strangers at the fruit machine. gmelinaed adj. Drunk on the strength of botanical confidence, identifying every shrub nearby with unwarranted authority. Deyvon grew gmelinaed and classified the pub garden's hedge for an increasingly patient audience. gmelinited adj. Drunk since last orders, and crystallising into a rare, brittle formation beside the bar. Joquavious sat gmelinited beneath the optics, no longer responsive to ordinary geological encouragement. gminaed (/ɡəˈmiːnəd/) adj. Drunk by the third round, and administratively subdividing the journey home into smaller jurisdictions. gnaborretnied (/(ɡ)næbəˈɹɛtnid/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and expressing every utterance as both an exclamation and a question. Dia grew gnaborretnied, asking whether the taxi had arrived while announcing that it had. gnaffed adj. Still drunk, and reduced in movement, ambition, and general dimensions to something distinctly small. gnamma holed adj. Sufficiently drunk to have formed a hollow in the proceedings, conveniently collecting lost coins and opinions. Metzi became gnamma holed beneath the table, where the evening's loose change accumulated. gnammaed adj. Too drunk to move on, having become a shallow depression in which the evening's remaining sense collects. Rayneshia sat gnammaed in the garden chair, retaining rainwater and very little conversation. gnaphaliumed adj. Having drunk enough to become soft, grey, and persistently available for absorbing the consequences. Jahmair grew gnaphaliumed and settled into the sofa like a neglected patch of cudweed. gnaphosided adj. Reduced by drink to making strategic progress along the floor while maintaining confidence in the route. gnarled (/nɑː(ɹ)ld/) adj. You are drunk and twisted into a knot of opinions, elbows, and unresolved arrangements. Dametre stood gnarled beside the bar, unable to separate his arms from the coat rack. gnarlinessed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired, after drink, a commendably twisted character and an inconveniently rough surface. Haiven grew gnarlinessed and disputed the smoothness of every proposed plan. gnarlinged adj. Describing a drinker who has become a gnarled portion of the furniture, with no clear intention of departing. Hieu sat gnarlinged beneath the window, a twisted extension of the bench. gnarred (/nɑː(ɹ)d/) adj. You have drunk enough to mistake snow, surf, and the contents of your glass for interchangeable hazards. gnashed (/ˈnæʃd/) adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the teeth snapping suddenly at the first bite of toast. Stu woke gnashing at the toast, having mistaken breakfast for an argument.