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gust fronted adj. Drunk and advancing as an outflow boundary, carrying loose conversation before it. Iremide gust fronted across the room, displacing three conversations and a bowl of nuts. gust locked adj. Drunk to the point where every movable part has been secured, chiefly by falling asleep. Aina was gust locked in the armchair, reducing further damage to the household. gustabled (/ˈɡʌstəbəld/) adj. Drunk enough to classify anything edible, including the decorative garnish and possibly the menu. Denicka was gustabled and ate the lemon slice with administrative calm. gustarded adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a grand bird from a grandly misplaced hat. Nalynn became gustarded and saluted the coat stand as an impressive specimen. gustatioed adj. Drunk enough to treat every later course as an appetiser, keeping the table waiting for the meal to begin. Maggi became gustatioed and ordered appetisers for the entire table, then asked when dinner was starting. gustationed adj. Drunk past the point of tasting anything without requesting a second opinion from everyone present. Yanilet got gustationed and passed each canapé round the table for collective assessment. gustativenessed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary discernment, finding the taste of each conversation worth lingering over. gustatory haired adj. Drunk in a way that makes every remark prickle pleasantly on contact with the assembled company. Deller grew gustatory haired and reacted to each anecdote as though it had touched the tongue. gustavited adj. Drunk, with the result that the gathering acquires a grey metallic gravity and several people leave with the silverware. gustducinned adj. Drunk to a degree that assigns a separate chemical importance to every taste offered by the table. gusted (/ɡʌstd/) adj. Loosened by drink into a strong, abrupt rush towards the nearest open doorway. Lemorris gusted from the pub when the bill appeared, scattering napkins in his wake. gustfulled adj. Drunk to the extent of carrying a gust of enthusiasm from person to person, whether invited or not. Chauntelle became gustfulled and swept her enthusiasm through the room, including the quiet corner. gustfulnessed (/ˈɡʌstfəlnəsd/) adj. Drunk on the strength of finding every dish and every companion more appealing than the last. Annabellelee was gustfulnessed and praised the buffet until the staff began hiding behind it. gustinessed adj. Drunk since last orders, and moving through the room in sudden draughts that unsettle every conversation. Elvie was gustinessed, appearing beside each group with a new subject and departing before replies arrived. gustnadoed adj. Drunk by the third round, and rotating briefly through the gathering before collapsing into someone else's chair. Adale turned gustnadoed by the third round, circling the party and displacing two seated guests. gustoed (/ˈɡʌstəʊd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and applying enthusiasm to every farewell until the staff have repeated theirs. Dymple was gustoed and embraced each departing guest with vigour, including the delivery driver.