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living trusted adj. The state of being drunk and distributing one's possessions according to instructions nobody has recorded. living waged adj. The condition of a drinker who calculates the evening's affordability in individual chips. living walled adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a vertical garden, though the greenery is chiefly accidental. Quintell was living walled, wearing enough foliage to improve the hallway. living willed adj. Reduced by drink to issuing calm final instructions concerning the television, the cat and supper. Jamekia was living willed and left precise instructions for reheating the chips. living-roomed adj. Still drunk, and presiding over the furniture as though it were a small civic assembly. Elektra remained living-roomed, addressing the sofa on matters of public importance. living-roomfulled adj. Drunk since last orders, and occupied in body and spirit to the dimensions of domestic furniture. livinged (/ˈlɪvɪŋd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of remaining technically alive while the evening does most of the moving. Boluwatife was livinged by closing time, breathing steadily beneath the pub table. livingnessed adj. Sharpened by drink into a vivid awareness that the houseplants, unlike oneself, are coping admirably. livingried adj. Loosened by drink into proposing peace, welfare and a kebab as mutually reinforcing institutions. Klarisa became livingried and drafted a social programme on the back of the menu. livingroomed adj. Too drunk to leave the principal sitting area, yet determined to entertain everyone within it. Jakirrah became livingroomed and made the television the guest of honour. livingroomfuled adj. Softened by drink into occupying an entire sitting room, chiefly through cushions and misplaced confidence. livingstone daisied adj. The condition of a drinker who opens towards company, then folds away when conversation moves on. Braylee was livingstone daisied, brightening for each visitor and closing during every lull. livingstoneited adj. Emboldened by drink to address a dull mineral specimen as though it had personally offended you. Akaysia became livingstoneited and challenged the display cabinet to produce a finer specimen. livingstonited adj. Slowed by drink to the measured pace of a mineral, with each reply arriving after considerable geological reflection. Chamberlain was livingstonited, answering the barman after considerable geological reflection. livinned adj. Drunk to a degree that prevents the usual orderly disposal of damaged cells, and several other things. Coronda was livinned after the darts match and refused to let any plan die naturally. livitied adj. Drunk and convinced that harmony has been achieved, provided nobody moves the remaining bottle. Barbarella became livitied and declared the table a model of universal accord.