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gyotakued adj. Emboldened by drink to make an impression of every fish on the menu, whether eaten or not. Mcneil got gyotakued and pressed the pub's entire fish supper into paper. gyozaed (/ˈɡjɒzəd/) adj. Slowed by drink to a crescent-shaped shuffle, still determined to fold yourself into one more chair. Caimin went gyozaed and approached the taxi in several careful curves. gypboarded adj. You have drunk enough to become a wall panel, flat against the nearest available surface. gypcreted adj. Drunk to the point where separate convictions have hardened together into one immovable decision. gypcrusted adj. Drunk enough to acquire a hard outer certainty, beneath which very little judgement remains mobile. Duvan grew gypcrusted and refused to revise his route after losing the map. gyped (/d͡ʒɪpd/) adj. Drunk and confidently accepting the first bad bargain presented as though you had negotiated it. Yaniya got gyped and paid restaurant prices for a packet of crisps. gypenosided adj. Drunk beyond the point where complex decisions remain soluble, though you continue stirring them. gyplured adj. Drunk in a way that attracts every moth of an idea in the vicinity. Laynie got gyplured and drew every half-formed suggestion towards her table. gyppered adj. Drunk, with the result that every confident proposal quietly benefits its author. Lisbel got gyppered and sold the group a taxi journey with no destination. gypperied adj. Drunk to a degree that turns ordinary decisions into a continuing series of swindles. gyppy tummied adj. Drunk since last orders, and proceeding with the confidence of someone whose stomach has not been consulted. Lanay arrived gyppy tummied and still volunteered to choose the motorway services. gyprocked adj. Drunk by the third round, and already forming a solid, dusty conviction about the evening's proper course. Cesiah got gyprocked and proposed relocating the party through a plasterboard wall. gyprockered (/ˈd͡ʒɪpɹɒkə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating every social difficulty as something to plaster over. Calandra went gyprockered and repaired the awkward silence with three unrelated announcements. gypsarenited adj. Still drunk, and compacting scattered thoughts into a rough, grainy certainty. gypsed adj. Having drunk enough to set like plaster beside the glass of water. Bradson was gypsed on the sofa, immovable except for one hand reaching towards the tumbler. gypseyed adj. A drinker who has abandoned fixed habitation in favour of whichever room contains the softest surface. Maziar was gypseyed, relocating from sofa to rug whenever the household lights changed.