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juryo-kakued adj. Drunk enough to officiate disputes involving people who have not consented to participate in a tournament. Rashun became juryo-kakued and began signalling fouls between the kitchen and the hall. juryoed adj. Drunk to the point where every minor contest acquires rankings, ceremony, and a modest salary. Lahari got juryoed and graded the table's attempts to open the wine. jurypersonned adj. Drunk past the point of observing proceedings impartially, while continuing to request a unanimous verdict. Jerica was jurypersonned and polled the room on whether her handbag looked expensive. jurywomanned adj. Drunk beyond private conviction and inclined to assemble a panel before expressing it. Lachasity got jurywomanned and asked four strangers to assess the fairness of her bill. jus divinumed adj. Drunk, with the result that every preference is announced as an entitlement granted from above. Servando got jus divinumed and claimed the corner seat by ancient celestial provision. jus gentiumed (/jʊs ˈd͡ʒɛnsi.əmd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that causes ordinary pub etiquette to be recast as international law. Jahmila became jus gentiumed and negotiated the division of chips between neighbouring tables. jus maritied adj. Drunk to the extent of asserting proprietary rights over companions, furniture, and the final bottle. Mourine went jus maritied and declared the sofa subject to her exclusive domestic jurisdiction. jus naturaled adj. Drunk on the strength of an instinctive certainty that your own arrangement is self-evidently just. Annaliesse became jus naturaled and redistributed the snacks according to common sense. jus sanguinised (/dʒʌs ˈsæŋɡwɪnɪsd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and finding family resemblance in everyone seated within conversational range. Dal got jus sanguinised and introduced three unrelated customers as distant cousins. jus solied (/dʒʌs ˈsoʊlaɪd/) adj. You have drunk enough to regard the nearest patch of ground as a complete answer to where you belong. Wyland became jus solied and defended the pub carpet as if he had inherited it. jusied adj. Still drunk, and dressed or behaving with the delicate, fibrous persistence of a provincial formal fabric. Gunder was jusied, smoothing his sleeve before attempting the exceptionally short walk home. jusqu'auboutisted adj. Sufficiently drunk to pursue a settled course to its very end, particularly after its merits have expired. Keiwan got jusqu'auboutisted and completed the abandoned singalong without musical assistance. jussed (/ʒuː(s)d/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes the evening's released juices seem a matter for close personal inspection. Ashwin became jussed and examined the roast gravy as though it contained an important confession. jussied adj. Too drunk to remain structurally composed, yet still inclined to regard the nearest fabric as formal attire. jussived adj. Having drunk enough to issue commands, permissions, and agreements in a mood of regrettable grammatical confidence. Oakland became jussived and permitted the waiter to bring whatever seemed administratively appropriate. jussivitied adj. Having drunk more than the situation warrants, and turning every casual request into an imperative. Lamesha grew jussivitied and instructed the room to admire the shape of her glass.