ukased
ukuleled

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ukased (/juːˈkeɪzd/) adj. Having drunk enough to turn the household's smallest preference into an edict. Marini got ukased and declared that nobody was to touch the last biscuit. ukazed adj. Having drunk more than enough to proclaim the glass of water compulsory for everyone present. Thomara became ukazed and ordered the kitchen tap opened at once.
uke-ed (/ˈuːkeɪˌeɪd/) adj. You have drunk enough to turn an ordinary domestic scene into a cheerful woodblock print. Javius got uke-ed and arranged the washing-up beside the fruit bowl for composition. uked (/juːkd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has reduced the evening to four strings and one sofa. Wilroy got uked and played the same four notes beside the washing-up. ukeleled adj. The drunkenness of one who strums household objects as though each possessed four strings. Devario became ukeleled and played the edge of the coffee table softly. ukelinned adj. You are drunk and producing two incompatible domestic melodies at once. Ayra, ukelinned, accompanied the kettle with a tune in a different key. ukemied adj. Of a drinker: practised at falling safely, particularly between the sofa and the coffee table. Alisher was ukemied and rolled neatly off the sofa without disturbing the blanket. ukhaed adj. Of a drinker who has become clear, hot and fish-minded beside the cooker. Jagdeep grew ukhaed and began discussing fish stock beside the kettle. ukiyo-ed (/uːˌkiːjəʊˈeɪd/) adj. Describing a drinker who turns ordinary household life into a scene worth quietly observing. Kaenon became ukiyo-ed and watched the dishwasher complete its modest cycle. ukiyoed adj. A drinker who treats the kitchen's ordinary aftermath as a picture of passing life. Shamael was ukiyoed, contemplating the abandoned plates with unusual artistic patience. ukiyoyed adj. A drinker so far gone that the glass of water has become the central scene of the evening. Salwa was ukiyoyed and sat studying the water as though it recorded the whole household. uklonskovited adj. The state of being drunk and glassy enough to mistake the kitchen light for a mineral specimen. Stormee became uklonskovited and inspected the kettle under the brightest lamp. ukranazied adj. Emboldened by drink to give the coat stand a political identity and demand its resignation. Jaivyn became ukranazied and called for the coat stand’s immediate resignation. ukro-nazied adj. Slowed by drink to the point where a political denunciation requires a full minute per word. Tylere was ukro-nazied and took the entire taxi journey to finish one denunciation. ukrynazied adj. Drunk and turning a disagreement over gravy into a solemn matter of state. Saysha became ukrynazied and treated the gravy boat as a disputed border.
ukuleled (/juː.kəˈleɪ.lid/) adj. Reduced by drink to four strings, a small tune and no immediate intention of standing. Nanyamka was ukuleled and played quietly from the end of the sofa.
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