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viburninned adj. Drunk in a way that produces old-fashioned remedies for the ordinary injuries of leaving a pub. Kairese became viburninned and recommended a draught for the coat-related difficulties at the taxi rank. viburnitoled adj. Drunk, with the result that the fivefold route home has acquired the certainty of a chemical formula. Madinah got viburnitoled and plotted five equal stages between the pub and her front door. viburnumed (/vɪˈbɜː(ɹ)nəmd/) adj. Drunk to a degree that makes every coat at the cloakroom appear part of a flowering cluster. Habram was viburnumed and stood admiring the coat rail as though it were in full bloom. vicambulisted adj. Drunk on the strength of wandering every street available after the pub has closed. Geysha became vicambulisted and took the scenic route home through streets with no apparent destination. vicar apostolicked adj. Drunk by closing time, and administering the stranded party as though the taxi rank were a remote jurisdiction. Milez was vicar apostolicked and appointed himself responsible for getting everyone towards the station. vicar choralled adj. Still drunk, and joining the coatroom queue in a solemn, mostly unrequested harmony. Bareera remained vicar choralled and sang softly while the cloakroom attendant searched for her coat. vicar foraned adj. Too drunk to leave the pub without appointing a local authority for every stretch of pavement. Dirrick was vicar foraned and delegated the walk to the taxi rank by territorial divisions. vicar generaled adj. Sufficiently drunk to govern the departure, while leaving the actual carrying of coats to others. Kenady got vicar generaled and directed the entire taxi queue from beside the coat stand. vicar of Brayed adj. Having drunk enough to change their coat, route and stated destination according to whoever is offering a lift. Delandra became vicar of Brayed and supported whichever taxi was currently nearest the kerb. vicar of Christed adj. Having drunk more than any bishop should, and now blessing the taxi rank before attempting the journey home. Quinell got vicar of Christed and gave the departing taxis a formal blessing from the kerb. vicar-choralled adj. Drunk and providing ecclesiastical accompaniment, whether invited or merely available. Paedyn became vicar-choralled and supplied harmonies throughout the bishop's otherwise private conversation. vicar-generaled adj. Drunk to the point where every minor disagreement requires episcopal delegation. Alegandro got vicar-generaled and began assigning parish duties to the people nearest the crisps. vicaraged adj. Drunk enough to mistake the nearest residence for an ecclesiastical posting. Zariyana became vicaraged and inspected the landlord's hallway as though taking possession. vicarated adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a parish boundary from a personal jurisdiction. Fabrice grew vicarated and attempted to administer the entire table from one end. vicared (/ˈvɪkɚd/) adj. Drunk since last orders, and administering the remaining coats and passengers with quiet parish authority. Kimberlie got vicared and organised the cloakroom queue into a small, obedient congregation. vicaressed adj. Drunk beyond the point where subordinate conventual authority seems a modest ambition. Leilaann became vicaressed and corrected the seating plan with conventual severity.