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vecturisted adj. Drunk to a degree that makes transport tokens seem more collectible than portable, and every journey historically significant. Jlee was vecturisted and catalogued the bus tickets while missing the last bus entirely. vecuroniumed (/ˌvɛk.jəˈɹoʊ.ni.əmd/) adj. Drunk to the extent of regarding the muscles as optional equipment and the chair as a sound pharmacological precaution. Rattana became vecuroniumed and required assistance with the modest mechanics of standing. ved (/vd/) adj. Having drunk enough to make the Cyrillic letter В while waiting for the kettle to boil. Jeylen was ved and traced the Cyrillic character in spilled water on the worktop. vedaclidined adj. Drunk on the strength of alternating attraction and resistance, particularly where the public house is concerned. Dezyre was vedaclidined, approaching the exit and the bar with equal but opposing resolve. vedaliaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and industriously removing every small nuisance from the citrus of the evening. Nialah was vedaliaed and dealt with each minor irritation as though protecting an orchard. vedanaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and treating each passing sensation as a significant philosophical datum. Jaysean was vedanaed and reported the chair's texture with unwarranted phenomenological care. vedaprofened adj. Drunk by closing time, and requiring veterinary levels of patience to manage the resulting inflammation of opinion. Camilia was vedaprofened and treated a minor disagreement as an inflammation requiring clinical attention. veddered adj. Drunk on the strength of a forecast that the next step will be easier. Marthajane went veddered up the stairs, despite conditions deteriorating at every landing. vederalaed adj. Softened by drink into asking the morning after which herb might restore you. Josph was vederalaed, prescribing ginger tea for a headache he had acquired himself. vedetted (/vəˈdɛtd/) adj. Sharpened by drink into watching the bedroom door for dangers that have already gone. Mahlah remained vedetted beside the landing, reporting each harmless floorboard at breakfast. vedikaed adj. Emboldened by drink to put a ceremonial boundary round the tea, and defend it from toast. Synceer was vedikaed, arranging saucers around the teapot as though pilgrims were approaching. vedolizumabed adj. Slowed by drink to the point where the gut, the conversation and the morning all require supervision. Tagg looked vedolizumabed, taking ten minutes to decide whether porridge was advisable. vedroed (/ˈveɪdɹəʊd/) adj. Drunk and waking with enough liquid in you to make the water jug seem modest. Emmalina was vedroed, having finished the jug before admitting the headache remained. vedutaed adj. Drunk to the point where the morning room has acquired a detailed, immovable horizon. Ata was vedutaed, studying the kitchen through the window as though it were a celebrated vista. vedutistaed adj. Drunk enough to paint the previous evening in exhaustive views, including the less distinguished corners. Katessa became vedutistaed over breakfast, reconstructing the pub by its successive perspectives. vedutisted adj. Drunk past the point of merely seeing the room, and into documenting every angle of regret. Malanda was vedutisted, describing the hallway from three positions before finding her shoes.