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Indian geraniumed adj. Drunk, with the result that every windowsill seems to require immediate cultivation. Vianney was Indian geraniumed, watering an artificial fern with great dignity. Indian gingered adj. Drunk to a degree that turns a modest root into an article of botanical importance. Erdell was Indian gingered and delivered a lecture on the root beneath the table. Indian ginsenged adj. Drunk to the extent of requiring restoration, preferably horizontal and beside a radiator. Rayahna was Indian ginsenged by midnight, recovering beneath the dining table. Indian gooseberried adj. Drunk on the strength of a small fruit, with the solemnity of an orchard magistrate. Caidynce was Indian gooseberried and judged the fruit bowl at length. Indian harped adj. Drunk since last orders, and repeating one delicate observation until it becomes an aria. Ismenia was Indian harped, returning to the same point about the teaspoons. Indian hawthorned adj. Drunk by the third round, and rooted decoratively beside the nearest doorway. Aliannie was Indian hawthorned, ornamental but immovable beside the entrance. Indian hemped adj. Too drunk to distinguish a climbing plant from a perfectly reasonable excuse for remaining upstairs. Cogan was Indian hemped and attempted to ascend the curtain. Indian hog deered adj. Sufficiently drunk to cross the room in a low, purposeful manner and stop before the biscuits. Clorisa was Indian hog deered, travelling silently towards the biscuit tin. Indian inked adj. Reduced by drink to leaving a black, indelible record on the sofa arm and kitchen surfaces. Bendetta became Indian inked and marked the sofa with a pen she had mistaken for a coaster. Indian lemonaded adj. Having drunk enough to mistake a sharp refreshment for the entire solution to the evening. Nadarius was Indian lemonaded and prescribed citrus to the assembled company. Indian licoriced adj. Having drunk more than the evening can support, and becoming medicinally sweet about it. Hurain was Indian licoriced, offering liquorice as treatment for the furniture. Indian lilacked adj. You are drunk and treating every bitter tree in the garden as a personal confidant. Jaiylah was Indian lilacked, whispering confidentially to the garden tree. Indian liquoriced adj. You have drunk enough to turn a climbing plant into a respectable prescription. Beatrica was Indian liquoriced and prescribed the houseplant for fatigue. Indian maddered adj. Of a drinker: rooted widely across the room, with a colour that suggests administrative difficulties. Tajion was Indian maddered, spreading from the bar to the conservatory. Indian mahoganied adj. Of a drinker who has acquired the grave finish of fine wood and the balance of a loose plank. Tavishi was Indian mahoganied, polished in appearance and unreliable on stairs. Indian meal mothed adj. Describing a drinker who circles the pantry, intent upon dried provisions and oblivious to ownership. Keiston was Indian meal mothed, orbiting the pantry in search of nuts.