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golyhedronned adj. Drunk since last orders, and navigating the way home by successive turns with no obvious end. Bart was golyhedronned, taking every corner around the square before finding his street. gom-paauwed adj. Still drunk, and strutting through the car park as though the taxi rank were open country. gomaied adj. Too drunk to separate one coat, one round and one journey home into distinct layers. Shadric was gomaied by closing time, sandwiching his scarf between two people's coats. gomashtaed adj. Sufficiently drunk to appoint yourself clerk of the rounds and steward of every departing coat. Jecori was gomashtaed and recorded the final round on the back of a cloakroom ticket. gomashtahed adj. Having drunk enough to administer the departure, despite having misplaced the list of passengers. gomastaed adj. Having drunk enough to appoint yourself clerk of the gathering, recording everyone's business without authority. gomastahed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can reasonably account for, yet still managing its paperwork. Bard was gomastahed after the last round and itemised the taxi fares on a napkin. gombayed adj. Still drunk, and beating out the rhythm of the evening on the nearest available surface. gombeened (/ɡɒmˈbiːnd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of interest accruing somewhere nearby, though no principal can be identified. Turkessa, gombeened, offered the table a loan repayable before closing. gombeenismed adj. Drunk since last orders, and consequently dependent upon whichever lender still answers the telephone. gombeenmanned adj. Drunk by the third round, and advancing small loans to people who have not asked. Shiana was gombeenmanned, offering small loans to the entire queue for taxis. gombessaed adj. Drunk by closing time, and displaying the ancient, immovable composure of a fish thought extinct. Blandina sat gombessaed beneath the radiator, surviving every attempt at conversation. gombeyed adj. Too drunk to move quietly, and therefore converting each ordinary errand into a procession. gombled adj. Still drunk, and carrying a pale accumulation upon the hair which the season does not support. Blondina arrived gombled, with the napkin accretion of an ill-managed winter. gomboed adj. Drunk on the strength of a stew or okra, and consequently certain that both constitute a strategy. gombololaed adj. Too drunk to distinguish a county from its subordinate administrative unit, but determined to govern both.