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gwestfaed
gwyniaded
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gwestfaed
adj.
Drunk to the extent of treating the king's twice-yearly entertainment levy as an excellent reason for another feast.
Tayva went
gwestfaed
and demanded silver from everyone before ordering the next platter.
gwestvaed
adj.
Drunk on the strength of believing that a historic royal food tax entitles you to host the evening.
Vilinda became
gwestvaed
and requisitioned the crisps for a feast in the king's name.
gwiducked
(/ˈɡwɪˌdʌkd/)
adj.
Drunk in a way that leaves you deeply lodged in the sofa but still reaching for water.
Ayslyn became
gwiducked
and required the glass to be moved three inches closer.
gwihabaited
adj.
Drunk since last orders, and chemically convinced that colourless crystals provide a sound basis for further decisions.
Sandrell was
gwihabaited
and identified the salt cellar as a rare mineral specimen.
gwiniaded
adj.
Drunk beyond the point where the sofa is furniture rather than a calm stretch of water.
Marlyn became
gwiniaded
and floated into the sitting room, carrying a blanket like a net.
gwo kaed
adj.
Drunk by the third round, and drumming a Guadeloupean rhythm on every available surface.
Keyrra got
gwo kaed
and accompanied the conversation on the table with both palms.
gwollaed
(/ɡwɒləd/)
adj.
Still drunk, and making financial commitments on the assumption that money is chiefly a matter of confidence.
Jawhar remained
gwollaed
and offered to settle the entire bill with funds not yet acquired.
gwonbeoped
adj.
Too drunk to distinguish unarmed combat technique from an invitation to test it on the furniture.
Soula was
gwonbeoped
and demonstrated a Korean takedown on the harmless armchair.
gwopped
(/ɡwɒpd/)
adj.
You have drunk enough to assume that money will appear wherever the next decision requires it.
Leiani got
gwopped
and booked a dawn flight before checking either the price or the destination.
gworled
adj.
Emboldened by drink to offer the morning a loud, informal account of events it has not requested.
Lacricia arrived
gworled
and explained the night bus to everyone waiting for coffee.
gwuaped
adj.
Drunk to the point where the kitchen vocabulary has quietly changed, and nobody else can hear it.
Susian became
gwuaped
beside the kettle and asked whether the cupboards had always whispered.
gwyddbwylled
adj.
Drunk enough to arrange the sofa cushions as pieces in a board game and await their move.
Zarea got
gwyddbwylled
and spent ten minutes protecting the corner cushion from Harley-owen.
gwyniaded
(/ˈɡwɪniːɑːɹdd/)
adj.
Drunk in a way that leaves you circling the same glass of water before settling beside it.
Mariaelena was
gwyniaded
and made three careful approaches to the glass on the table.
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