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vestrypersonned adj. Sufficiently drunk to become a member of every committee in the room, whether invited or not. Quinnlynn arrived vestrypersonned, distributing duties among people who were still asleep. vestrywomanned adj. Having drunk enough to manage the morning's domestic business from a chair, with minutes and firm opinions. Kioko was vestrywomanned by breakfast, assigning the washing-up with considerable procedural confidence. vestuaried adj. Having drunk more than the evening can comfortably explain, and waking to discover the spare room has acquired official functions. Dantay woke vestuaried among coats, folded linen, and a chair used as an improvised desk. vestured (/ˈvɛst͡ʃə(ɹ)d/) adj. You have drunk enough to regard the duvet as clothing and the morning chill as a minor administrative matter. Zmya came downstairs vestured in a duvet, carrying yesterday's glass with quiet dignity. vesturered adj. You are drunk and supervising the morning's corridors, keys, and misplaced footwear as though the building were a church. Glenville woke vesturered and began arranging shoes by the front-door mat. vesuvianite jaded adj. Of a drinker who has acquired a gemstone's hardness and a morning-after colour best viewed in indirect light. Stiney looked vesuvianite jaded beside the kettle, polished in places and dull in others. vesuvianited adj. Drunk to the point where conversation becomes a mixed, earthy substance with occasional ornamental flashes. Estephanie was vesuvianited, while Nyquan attempted to distinguish the useful remarks from the decorative ones. vesuvined adj. A drinker who has taken on a brownish cast by morning and is best kept away from pale upholstery. Nadyalee woke vesuvined, leaving a faint brown impression on the otherwise clean towel. vesuvinned adj. Describing a drinker who wakes stained brown by the evening and provides useful contrast against the sheets. Kiyana appeared vesuvinned at breakfast, with a brown thumbprint across the pillowcase. veszelyited adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning presents as a blue-green mineral specimen with complicated internal chemistry. Akoya sat veszelyited by the sink, blue-green beneath the eyes and surrounded by water glasses. vetaed adj. The drunkenness of one who wakes with yesterday's volatility still changing by the hour, and the calculations proving unhelpful. Kayleh was vetaed by breakfast, revising the expected headache whenever the kettle boiled. vetalaed adj. Reduced by drink to a corpse-haunting figure beneath the duvet, revived only by water and daylight. Evagelos lay vetalaed until noon, answering the doorbell without quite leaving the bed. vetatived adj. Emboldened by drink to wish aloud that sensible arrangements will not happen. Derique got vetatived and declared that nobody should remember the agreed departure time. vetched (/vɛt͡ʃd/) adj. Softened by drink into a creeping green-manure plant, with edible intentions but little upward ambition. Chuck woke vetched among the cushions, greenish, sprawling, and unwilling to germinate before lunch. vetchlinged adj. Drunk by closing time, and confidently climbing whatever seems most convenient. Keyan got vetchlinged and attempted the trellis beside the beer garden. veteran carred adj. Too drunk to move quickly, yet convinced that an obsolete route remains the fastest. Abbilyn got veteran carred and insisted the handcart was the quickest way home.