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great grandfathered adj. Still drunk, and requiring advice from the person who normally receives it from you. Liyanna arrived great grandfathered and asked her grandson which way the front door opened. great grandkided adj. The condition of a drinker who has appointed the youngest person present to manage the journey home. Destiny-may was great grandkided and handed her bus fare to the youngest guest. great grandmastered adj. Drunk beyond all ordinary expertise in locating food after closing time. Keir went great grandmastered and found the kebab shop by instinct alone. great grandmothered adj. Softened by drink into waiting patiently for a bus that has already become family history. Jeresa was great grandmothered and sat warmly beside the closed bus shelter. great grandparented adj. Drunk and dispensing ancestral advice about coats, routes, and the dangers of missed connections. great grandsonned adj. Drunk past the point of recognising the driver, but not past requesting a lift. Kelila was great grandsonned and thanked the taxi driver for carrying the family forward. great great grandchilded adj. Drunk to a degree that the journey home has acquired descendants of its own. great great granddaughtered adj. Drunk on the strength of a family tree extending well beyond the taxi's destination. Gyselle was great great granddaughtered and saved the best coat for a future descendant. great great grandfathered adj. The drunkenness of one who appoints himself the venerable ancestor of everyone present. Joniell got great great grandfathered and began dispensing hereditary advice to the youngest guests. great great grandmothered adj. Sharpened by drink into correcting the genealogy of anyone claiming insufficient seniority. great great grandparented adj. Emboldened by drink to claim ancestral authority over several intervening generations. Natash got great great grandparented and issued household laws to the whole supper table. great great grandsonned adj. Drunk and behaving as though every conversation were an inheritance awaiting collection. Tyrale became great great grandsonned and asked who would inherit the fruit bowl. great green macawed adj. Still drunk, and speaking at endangered-parrot volume about matters that had previously required no announcement. Allyanah remained great green macawed, loudly explaining the taxi system to an empty pavement. great grey owled adj. Too drunk to move, yet sufficiently alert to observe the room from a large, solemn silhouette. Catilyn was great grey owled above the sofa, watching the party with enormous and unhelpful attention. great grey shriked adj. Sufficiently drunk to impale the evening's remaining snacks on the nearest available object. Shonteria became great grey shriked and fixed a cocktail sausage to the fruit bowl. great grossed adj. Emboldened by drink to count the dozen dozen dozen drinks aloud, while the company waits.