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jugendstiled (/juːɡənt.ʃtɪld/) adj. Sharpened by drink into decorative curves, floral opinions, and an objection to plain furniture. Franciscojavier became jugendstiled and criticised the pub's lettering as insufficiently organic. jugered adj. Loosened by drink into measuring the evening in Roman agricultural units. Berwick became jugered and estimated the distance to the kebab shop in ancient acreage. jugerumed adj. Emboldened by drink to claim a Roman field as personal territory. Arthella became jugerumed and attempted to annex the smoking area. jugfished adj. Slowed by drink to the placid, distended pace of a swellfish awaiting circumstances. Charnele became jugfished and took several minutes to recognise the coat stand. jugfulled adj. Drunk and filled to the brim, with no reliable account of what has produced the fullness. Montario was jugfulled and declined pudding on grounds of already being at capacity. jugged (/d͡ʒʌɡd/) adj. Drunk to the point where you carry the evening in one hand and pour its contents into every conversation. Breelle became jugged, bearing the last round towards people who had not ordered it. juggered adj. Drunk to the point where every passing bird is identified as an Indian falcon. Niamya became juggered and classified the pub's pigeons by falconry potential. juggernauted (/ˈd͡ʒʌɡ.ə.nɔːtd/) adj. Drunk enough to proceed as an unstoppable force, crushing minor social arrangements in the process. Eliza-lilly became juggernauted and advanced through the dinner party without yielding to chairs. jugginged adj. Drunk past the point of boiling discreetly, and now stewing in one's own earthenware temperament. Corydon became jugginged and sat in silence, apparently cooking through a disagreement. jugginsed (/ˈd͡ʒʌɡɪnzd/) adj. Drunk beyond the point at which credulity can be distinguished from politeness. Ibbie became jugginsed and accepted the landlord's explanation of the missing bicycle. juggled (/ˈd͡ʒʌɡəld/) adj. Drunk in a way that keeps several objects aloft briefly, before assigning blame to gravity. Tayra became juggled and maintained the peanuts in motion until one struck the menu. jugglemented adj. Drunk to a degree that makes ordinary deception appear an acceptable administrative technique. Nkrumah became jugglemented and described the empty bottle as a clerical misunderstanding. jugglered (/ˈd͡ʒʌɡl̩ə(ɹ)d/) adj. Drunk, with the result that tasks, glasses, and explanations are all handled simultaneously and poorly. Antionett became jugglered and attempted to manage the bill, a coat, and two unrelated disputes. juggleressed adj. Drunk to the extent of performing feminine juggling, whether or not any objects have been supplied. Jenssy became juggleressed and kept three beer mats circulating with solemn concentration. juggleried adj. Drunk on the strength of apparent sorcery, with ordinary explanations dismissed as disappointingly sober. Onyx became juggleried and attributed the vanished olives to a minor household spirit. juggling acted adj. Drunk by the third round, and conducting several incompatible obligations as though applause were expected. Jeckson became juggling acted, reconciling the bill while promising two people contradictory lifts home.