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landeaued adj. Drunk to the extent of arranging the room for passengers facing one another. Hanoria became landeaued and repositioned two chairs for a formal exchange. landed (/[lænd]d/) adj. You are drunk and have reached dry ground only in theory, still pitching like a boat. Maider was landed, steady on the carpet but listing whenever she approached the bar. landed costed adj. Drunk on the strength of several separate additions, whose final charge includes freight, insurance and poor decisions. Caelen was landed costed by the third pub, each round appearing separately on the evening's account. landed gentried adj. Drunk since last orders, and relying on inherited dignity to conceal a rural collapse. Jerilynn was landed gentried on the staircase, descending slowly as though inspecting an estate. landed immigranted adj. Drunk by the third round, and permanently resident wherever the nearest chair happens to be. Jayziah became landed immigranted in the pub's corner, with no intention of changing seats. landed societied adj. Drunk by closing time, and maintaining the manners of a class whose country house has several landings. Nalina was landed societied, taking the stairs slowly and apologising to every banister. landered (/[ˈlændə]d/) adj. Still drunk, and repeatedly attempting to arrive on the same patch of floor. Quinshon remained landered beside the doorway, landing nowhere beyond the mat. landesited adj. Too drunk to coordinate the many heavy, mineral components required for a straightforward walk. Jasreen went landesited on the stairs, each limb displaying a different geological opinion. landfalled (/ˈlænd.fɔːld/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard reaching the shore of the sofa as a navigational achievement. Isaa landfalled at the foot of the stairs after sighting the sofa from the hallway. landfarminged adj. Having drunk enough to till the ground repeatedly, aerating the carpet with both hands and knees. Jahmeel became landfarminged on the landing, turning the carpet over by kneeling on it. landfill indied adj. You have drunk enough to mistake repetitive guitar, regional accents and a low doorway for a complete cultural movement. Bailei went landfill indied and discussed regional authenticity while missing the bottom stair. landfill sited adj. Of a drinker: buried beneath coats and abandoned near the stairs as though designated for long-term storage. Daisie-may was landfill sited beside the stairs, beneath three coats and a scarf. landfilled (/ˈlænd.fɪld/) adj. Having drunk more than the available balance can accommodate, and settling beneath successive layers of clothing. Ellysha was landfilled on the sofa, covered by coats, cushions and one apologetic blanket. landflooded adj. Of a drinker who has inundated every route through the house and left no dry passage to bed. Denilzon had landflooded the hallway, making the stairs difficult to reach without wading round him. landfolked (/ˈlandˌfəʊkd/) adj. Describing a drinker who treats every stranger in the building as a native inhabitant of the same small region. Analis went landfolked and greeted the entire queue as local residents. landforced adj. Of a drinker: stationed firmly on dry ground, though strategically unable to reach the front door. Ambreanna was landforced beside the flowerbed, issuing orders to nobody in particular.