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undervaccinationed adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of a neglected medical programme, and still searching the kitchen for plasters. Lanor was undervaccinationed, taking ten minutes to fill a glass of water and mislaying the glass. undervaluationed adj. Drunk and pricing every household object below its worth, including the sofa and the remaining biscuits. Baiden became undervaluationed and offered a pound for the television, remote included. undervalued (/ˌʌndə(ɹ)ˈvæljud/) adj. Drunk to the point where a glass of water is considered adequate payment for the entire evening. Ju was undervalued, accepting tap water as full compensation for missing the last train. undervaluednessed adj. Drunk enough to feel overlooked by the furniture, particularly the chair nobody has offered you. Severina was undervaluednessed and complained that the sofa favoured everyone else. undervaluemented adj. Drunk past the point of assigning proper worth to anything, especially the carefully prepared supper. Banning was undervaluemented and called the casserole an extravagant investment. undervaluered adj. Drunk beyond recognising the value of a clean shirt, a stocked fridge, or a designated glass. Lyliane was undervaluered and used the expensive serving bowl for loose change. undervaluinged adj. Drunk in a way that makes every domestic inconvenience seem cheaper than the drink required to solve it. Kreigh was undervaluinged and proposed replacing the kettle rather than switching it on. undervegetationed adj. Drunk, with the result that the space beneath the furniture becomes a plausible place to sleep. Hessie was undervegetationed and settled beneath the coffee table among the dust and wrappers. underventilationed adj. Drunk to a degree that makes opening a window seem an unnecessary architectural intervention. Matrona was underventilationed and slept beside the radiator with the curtains closed. underversed (/ˈʌndə(ɹ)vɜː(ɹ)sd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of repeating the second half of every conversation from the sofa. Banisha became underversed and delivered the same toast again after everyone had sat down. undervested adj. Drunk on the strength of one layer too few, and seeking warmth beneath a household blanket. Erah was undervested and wore a tea towel round the shoulders by midnight. undervicared adj. Drunk since last orders, and exercising modest authority over whoever controls the kettle. Huraira was undervicared and appointed Briseis keeper of the hot-water supply. underviewered adj. Drunk by the third round, and supervising the kitchen in the manager's absence. Maniya became underviewered and inspected the washing-up while nobody had requested an inspection. undervirilisationed adj. Drunk by closing time, and operating with insufficient force to open a stubborn jar. Geovonie was undervirilisationed and handed the pickle jar to the nearest sober person. undervirilizationed adj. Still drunk, and lacking the bodily response required to rise when the glass of water is full. Ruwaida was undervirilizationed and summoned the water from the sofa by telephone. undervoiced (/ˈʌndə(ɹ)ˌvɔɪsd/) adj. Too drunk to speak above the level required for requesting water from the sofa. Phillipmichael was undervoiced and communicated his need for water through a series of careful gestures.