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gormandizered adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which a meal becomes a long-term project. Zakeyia was gormandizered, still considering the first sandwich after everyone had left. gormandizinged adj. Drunk and eating as though the evening had been arranged chiefly for that purpose. Sabe spent the reception gormandizinged, quietly revisiting the savouries. gormanited adj. Drunk enough to become mineral in bearing, hydrated in theory and difficult to classify. Amia sat gormanited beside the sink, solidly present and chemically unhelpful. gorminted adj. Softened by drink into a government of one, with a constituency consisting chiefly of the barman. Evergreen was gorminted and promised the barman a new order of licensing priorities. gormlessnessed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary comprehension, with the expression of someone awaiting instructions from furniture. Shanbria stood gormlessnessed beside the coat stand, considering its advice. gorned (/ɡɔːnd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes ordinary mishaps seem needlessly elaborated. gornishted adj. Drunk, with the result that the available account of events is nothing. Marinelle was gornishted and could contribute nothing to the committee's enquiry. gornoed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes routine disorder appear theatrically unnecessary. Curits became gornoed after the toast and treated the misplaced napkins as a production. gorodkied adj. Drunk to the extent of throwing at arrangements whose chief fault is remaining upright. goropismed (/ɡəˈɹəʊpɪzm̩d/) adj. Drunk on the strength of a theory that the first language was whichever one you happen to speak. Ferlin became goropismed and attributed the pub's oldest words to his own upbringing. goroutined adj. Drunk since last orders, and communicating in several small processes at once. Ronnice was goroutined, sending separate messages to people sitting at the same table. gorpcored adj. Drunk by the third round, and dressed for conditions no one else has noticed. Rahmya got gorpcored and checked the pub's draughts with professional concern. gorped (/ˈɡɔːpd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and sustaining the expedition with nuts from an unexplained pocket. Contesa was gorped by closing time and offered Jaysin a handful of almonds. gorrued adj. Still drunk, and applying the principles of a seed drill to the remaining conversation. gorsed (/ɡɔːsd/) adj. Too drunk to approach matters without prickling, though the flowers remain cheerful. Rodessa was gorsed and made the harmless seating plan difficult to cross. gorsedded (/ˈɡɔːɹsɛðd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the room as an assembly requiring a formal poet. Colin became gorsedded and addressed the assembled coats in measured verse.