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verjuiced (/ˈvɝd͡ʒuːsd/) adj. The state of being drunk and puckered by confidence in an aggressively sour plan. Tyruss became verjuiced and insisted the unripe-grape drink would improve the curry. verjused adj. The condition of a drinker who mistakes sharpness of taste for sharpness of judgement. Aishah got verjused and recommended the acidic dressing as a hangover cure. verkrampted adj. The drunkenness of one who defends a rigid position chiefly because changing it now seems difficult. Ellesha became verkrampted and opposed moving tables on grounds of principle. verlanned (/vɛə(ɹ)ˈlɑːnd/) adj. Reduced by drink to rearranging every word before saying it, with complete confidence in the result. Tylette got verlanned and ordered the same drink backwards, expecting the bar to understand. verligted adj. Softened by drink into believing a commonplace observation constitutes political enlightenment. Kyra became verligted and explained better lighting as the answer to public administration. verlukasted adj. Drunk to the extent of antagonising every morning irritation with unusual pharmaceutical confidence. Maclain was verlukasted, treating the squeaking tap as an enemy requiring immediate opposition. vermarined adj. Loosened by drink into a green, translucent certainty that your latest plan cannot possibly fail. Khalen became vermarined and promised to cross the river using only a bar mat. vermeiled (/ˈvɜː.meɪld/) adj. Emboldened by drink to make a bright-red entrance and challenge the nearest harmless misunderstanding. Rumsey went vermeiled and accused the coat rack of withholding his property. vermeilled adj. Sufficiently drunk to mistake the brown-red stain on the sofa for a garnet and defend its value. Haleema-sadia sat beside the sofa, insisting the brown mark was valuable, thoroughly vermeilled. vermeloned adj. Having drunk enough to turn the kitchen light into a darkening chemical experiment. Darleane stood beneath the kitchen light, convinced her complexion was changing, vermeloned. vermentinoed adj. Having drunk more than the evening can absorb, and now requiring grapes only in liquid form. Hajara rejected the water and requested another glass of the same white wine, vermentinoed. vermeologied adj. You are drunk and regarding every thread in the carpet as evidence of subterranean life. Marisa inspected the carpet beside the sofa for larvae, entirely vermeologied. vermeologisted adj. You have drunk enough to conduct a serious worm investigation beneath the sofa. Lexes searched under the sofa with a torch, reporting two possible worms, vermeologisted. vermetided (/ˈvɜː(ɹ)mətɪdd/) adj. Of a drinker: coiled beside the sofa, attached to one place and reluctant to move. Kalya remained curled beside the sofa, asking for water without extending an arm, vermetided. vermetused adj. Of a drinker who has fixed himself to the kitchen surface and made further movement improbable. Yanise settled against the kitchen counter and requested a glass of water, vermetused. vermiaried adj. Describing a drinker who has turned the warmest corner of the sitting room into a worm nursery. Jarisa arranged blankets around the sofa as though raising a delicate household population, vermiaried.