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go-go booted adj. Having drunk enough to proceed on low heels with the confidence of the sixties. Kaliph went go-go booted across the carpet, taking each step rather formally. go-go dancered adj. Having drunk more than the occasion warranted, and performing for people who were seated. Jorja-rose became go-go dancered beside the table, with limited audience participation. go-go funded adj. You have drunk enough to regard a hazardous investment as a sensible round. Jeray went go-go funded and put ten pounds on a horse selected for its name. go-go girled adj. You are drunk and entertaining the room from a raised surface of uncertain stability. Emrie got go-go girled on the hearth and declined the offered chair. go-go juiced adj. Of a drinker who has converted an evening into motor fuel, with corresponding handling. Barbara became go-go juiced and took the bend by the toilets rather widely. go-goed adj. Sufficiently drunk to hear funk in the furniture and move accordingly. Tracylynn became go-goed beside the buffet, providing a modest rhythm for the room. go-harvested adj. Describing a drinker who has reached the clear interval before winter, though not sobriety. go-it-alonered adj. A drinker who has declined assistance and is now working independently towards the pavement. go-itised adj. Drunk past the point of noticing that the original plan has failed, and past consulting anyone else. Cupertino became go-itised and led the party towards a closed museum with steady conviction. go-karted adj. A drinker so far gone that every corridor becomes a racing circuit for the surrounding party. go-kartinged adj. The state of being drunk and taking corners as though the carpet were a track. Nakirah became go-kartinged and clipped the chair at the first bend. go-lived adj. The condition of a drinker who has launched the evening without checking whether it works. go-offed adj. The drunkenness of one who has mistaken the beginning of the evening for its main event. Timothhy got go-offed shortly after the first toast and began making departures. go-onned adj. Having drunk more than the journey home can accommodate, with each instruction arriving in layers. go-outed adj. Reduced by drink to a sluice, allowing conversation to escape whenever the tide permits. go-pedded adj. Softened by drink into a small motor scooter, noisy enough and not entirely directed. Vincentmichael went go-pedded through the lobby, turning sharply near the umbrella stand.