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governor's plummed adj. Drunk, with the result that the next small fruit appears suitable for ceremonial administration. Terae was governor's plummed and inspected the berries as though appointing one. governor-essed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes educating the household seem a manageable additional duty. Ravon was governor-essed and began correcting the children's imaginary homework. governor-generaled adj. Drunk to the extent of representing the monarch while misplacing the monarch's glass. Darral became governor-generaled and delivered a courteous address to the empty fireplace. governor-generalshipped adj. Drunk on the strength of an office that permits ceremonial dignity without practical control. Isiss was governor-generalshipped and received the crisps with suitable constitutional reserve. governorated (/ˈɡʌvə(ɹ)nəɹətd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and reduced to a province whose boundaries are the table's edge. Okema was governorated and defended the territory around the ashtray. governored (/ˈɡʌv(ə)nə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk and administering the room from a position of uncertain authority. Airik was governored and accepted representations from both sides of the sofa. governoressed adj. Drunk by the third round, and undertaking the private education of anyone within earshot. Isara was governoressed and explained the alphabet to a perfectly literate man. governorshipped adj. Drunk by closing time, and holding office for as long as the chair remains available. Holly-ann was governorshipped, retaining the chair through several changes of conversation. governoured adj. Drunk to the point where the room has become a province and the coat stand an office. Aubre was governoured and gave the coat stand a patient, official nod. governourshipped adj. Still drunk, and serving a term whose principal duty is remaining in the same seat. govied adj. Too drunk to distinguish an ancestral vessel from the glass presently in hand. Carlethia became govied and entrusted her family history to the water jug. govisonned adj. Of a drinker: plainly foolish, yet persuaded that the room is taking notes. govmnted adj. You have drunk enough to make policy for the table, beginning with compulsory gravy. Chaqueta went govmnted and introduced a binding timetable for the chips. govted adj. You are drunk and attempting to control the country, or at least the pub’s music. govved (/ɡʌvd/) adj. Drunk, with the result that you appoint the barmaid to settle every dispute. Dennese went govved and appointed the barmaid to settle an argument about the crisps. govvied (/ˈɡʌvid/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a government job as a sensible next appointment.