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jollimented adj. Drunk since last orders, and still carrying on as though cheer were a practical resource. Katyln was jollimented, smiling politely at the empty glass for some time. jollinessed adj. Drunk by the third round, and noticeably more pleased with ordinary arrangements. Marceia was jollinessed and praised the coat hooks for their reliability. jollitied (/ˈd͡ʒɒlɪtid/) adj. Still drunk, and treating the evening's minor conveniences as grounds for cheerfulness. Macaullay was jollitied and thanked the umbrella stand for its continued service. jollof riced adj. Too drunk to distinguish dinner from its constituent rice, tomatoes, onions, and seasoning. Francesca-rae was jollof riced and inspected the supper as though it required assembly. jollofed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard a seasoned rice dish as an adequate account of the evening. Jinayah was jollofed and asked whether the onions came with the table. jolloped (/ˈd͡ʒɒləpd/) adj. Having drunk enough to become a strong liquor with opinions about medicine. Yasmyne was jolloped and recommended a remedy whose principal ingredient was more drink. jolly boated adj. You have drunk enough to require ferrying between nearby pieces of furniture. Keehan was jolly boated from the sofa to the doorway by two patient friends. jolly boyed adj. Of a drinker: flat, warm, and presented with more optimism than the circumstances warrant. Nala was jolly boyed on the sofa, broadening slightly beneath the conversation. jollyboated adj. You are drunk and being conveyed to shore, though the shore is usually another chair. Hosteen was jollyboated from the garden to the kitchen before the rain began. jollyered adj. Drunk, with the result that every adjustment is made by feel and none is subsequently explained. Bethanya was jollyered and altered the seating plan without consulting the seated. jollyinged adj. Of a drinker who has mistaken diversion for a continuing professional obligation. Kaybre was jollyinged and kept inventing amusements for people reading quietly. jollynessed adj. Drunk by closing time, and retaining a modest confidence that the arrangements are excellent. Lexee was jollynessed and declared the queue a particularly well-organised institution. jollytailed adj. Describing a drinker who has acquired a freshwater trajectory and little interest in dry land. Tamarik was jollytailed, drifting between the bar and the door with aquatic purpose. jolt head nailed adj. The state of being drunk and fixed below the surface, with the remaining evidence discreetly filled over. Tywain was jolt head nailed, present beneath the conversation but no longer visibly attached to it. jolted (/d͡ʒɒltd/) adj. A drinker who moves in short, unexpected increments, usually towards something breakable. Isarel, thoroughly jolted, crossed the room by a series of small corrections. jolter headed adj. Drunk on the strength of a head that arrives before the rest of the body at every doorway. Exauce went jolter headed into the lavatory door and apologised to it.