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gugulled adj. The condition of a drinker who has become thorny by morning and offers no easy way through. Chrystian woke gugulled and rejected the proposed walk with a sharp gesture. gugyeoled adj. Having drunk more than enough to insert abbreviated Korean grammar into a classical Chinese text, or the menu. guhred (/ɡʊə(ɹ)d/) adj. Loosened by drink into pale sediment, settling wherever the morning has left a crack. guhrled adj. Sharpened by drink into a pointed, youthful insistence that the morning's account be settled immediately. Maurita woke guhrled and demanded a precise explanation for the lime in her handbag. guiacked adj. Of a drinker: quietly convinced that every doubtful mark requires a test. guiacolled adj. Emboldened by drink to treat the morning's unpleasant vapour as evidence of sound chemistry. Frika arrived guiacolled, defending the smell of stale beer as scientifically interesting. guiacumed adj. The drunkenness of one who has become archaic, stationary and difficult to relocate. Dedee was guiacumed by ten, speaking in old expressions and refusing the taxi. guiaraed adj. Slowed by drink to the careful, nocturnal pace of something small crossing an unfamiliar floor. Leoine moved guiaraed through the kitchen, stopping whenever the tiles appeared to shift. guibed adj. Drunk and marked for the morning by irregular movements, pale patches, and a cautious retreat from the light. guiched (/ɡiːʃd/) adj. Drunk to the point where sitting down has become a matter of careful anatomical negotiation. Cynthnia was guiched, lowering herself into the chair as though it required instructions. guicheted adj. Drunk enough to communicate with the household only through a small opening in the duvet. Bengi remained guicheted until noon, accepting water through the bedroom door. guidabilitied adj. Drunk past the point of choosing a direction, but still capable of being gently steered towards water. Dianni was guidabilitied, requiring a hand on the shoulder to reach the bathroom. guidaged adj. Drunk beyond the point where a morning instruction is free, however modest the fee. Heidi-lou was guidaged, paying in biscuits for directions to the nearest chemist. guidance counselored adj. A drinker who confidently assigns life advice to strangers, then follows none of it. Salif became guidance counselored and planned a stranger's career between courses. guidanced (/ˈɡaɪdənsd/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes every small domestic movement require supervision from the bedside onwards. Sicily was guidanced through breakfast, the kettle, and finally back to bed. guidaunced adj. Describing a drinker who confidently leads everyone by a route no map would recommend.