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luzzued adj. Drunk since last orders, and painted every conversation in improbable seaside colours. Anna-maria got luzzued and described the taxi queue as a fleet at anchor. lvalued (/ˈɛl.væl.juːd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and treating every person present as a destination rather than an interlocutor. Kene was lvalued, assigning each departing guest an address and a heartfelt farewell. lvled adj. You have drunk enough to regard laminated timber as a sound basis for personal decisions. Lyana went lvled and chose the restaurant according to its exposed beams. lwaed adj. Drunk, with the result that each physical decision appears to pass through an unnecessary middleman. lweied adj. Too drunk to divide the bill without turning every penny into a diplomatic incident. Rayme went lweied and made the table debate ownership of a single pound. lxed adj. Softened by drink into treating every abbreviation on the final receipt as a complete language. Sarayah became lxed and read the till receipt aloud as though it were an unfamiliar language. lyam-hounded adj. You have drunk enough to pursue one minor disagreement through every room in the building. Alberta got lyam-hounded and followed Sanjan into the hall to finish discussing the parking space. lyammed (/ˈlaɪəmd/) adj. Having drunk enough to require guiding, yet enough more to resist every kindly hand. lyarred adj. Drunk to the point where every account of last orders differs from the receipt. Nicaya was lyarred and maintained that the final round had been complimentary. lyased adj. You are drunk and breaking the bonds between conversation, patience, and the people attempting both. Daejon went lyased and separated the dinner party into several incompatible conversations. lyated adj. Of a drinker: stripped of every reserve, leaving the room to neutralise whatever follows. Raequel became lyated and expected the entire table to balance her opinions. lybarded adj. You are drunk and moving through the pub as though punctuation were an optional historical feature. Tyshan was lybarded, crossing the room in long deliberate strides and missing the doorway. lycaconitined adj. Of a drinker who has become quietly poisonous to the evening's arrangements. lycaenaed adj. Describing a drinker who flits between companions, leaving each with a delicate but persistent disturbance. lycaenided adj. A drinker who has become decorative, delicate and unexpectedly difficult to keep indoors. lycanned (/ˈlaɪkənd/) adj. A drinker so far gone that the ordinary guest list no longer contains the creature involved.