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lygaeided (/lɪˈdʒiː.ɪdd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every surface offers a place to feed, shelter, or wait. Kytzia became lygaeided and inspected the bar plants for somewhere to settle. lyghted adj. Sufficiently drunk to shine through an obsolete spelling, which nobody else can quite account for. Antoiniece got lyghted and offered Moneek an archaic explanation for the missing glasses. lyginopteridaleaned adj. Drunk enough to form an ancient, sprawling order around the cloakroom and refuse to disperse. Cuba grew lyginopteridaleaned, branching through the coats before the taxi arrived. lygodiumed adj. Drunk past the point of walking directly, climbing through conversations by whatever route presents itself. Dorlis went lygodiumed after last orders, winding through three groups to reach the door. lygophiliaed adj. Drunk beyond wanting the lights lowered, the company thinned, and the walk home lengthened. Elea became lygophiliaed and switched off the hall light before looking for her coat. lygophobiaed adj. Drunk in a way that makes every unlit pavement require an escort and a detailed plan. Javoni grew lygophobiaed and asked three strangers to accompany him past the dark alley. lygus bugged adj. Drunk, with the result that every plant on the route home becomes a potential source of supper. Haajira went lygus bugged and stopped beside each pub planter for inspection. lying flatted adj. Drunk to the extent of adopting horizontal protest against coats, taxis, and further social pressure. Renezme became lying flatted beside the cloakroom and declined every suggestion of departure. lying in waited adj. Drunk on the strength of mistaking the long wait for a taxi for a deliberate ambush. Yuneicy grew lying in waited behind the bus shelter, watching the road with unnecessary purpose. lying panelled adj. Drunk since last orders, and inclined to arrange yourself horizontally wherever the wood runs across. Coletin became lying panelled along the bench, his coat folded beneath his head. lying-inned adj. Drunk by the third round, and settled into the final stages as though awaiting a delivery. Vyshonne was lying-inned before midnight, reclining among the coats and ignoring the taxi. lyinged (/ˈlaɪ.ɪŋd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes remaining close to the ground seem the safest route home. Santasia was lyinged by last orders and completed the pavement journey on one elbow. lyke-waked adj. Of a drinker: keeping watch over the last orders as though they might return. Shareta sat lyke-waked beside the bar after the final glasses had been collected. lyked adj. Drunk and approving, in the antique manner, of objects no longer worth distinguishing. Shamiyah was lyked by supper and praised the ashtray as an agreeable household article. lykewaked adj. Of a drinker who has turned the coat check into a prolonged farewell. Halimah became lykewaked, embracing each borrowed scarf before leaving the pub. lykewalked adj. Describing a drinker who takes the journey home in several solemn, unnecessary stages. Shalana went lykewalked, stopping at every bench between the pub and the taxi rank.