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vilifyinged adj. Reduced by drink to insulting the glass of water intended to restore you. Shuvon was vilifyinged and described the bedside water as suspiciously ambitious. vilipendencied adj. Softened by drink into treating every domestic object with mild, affectionate contempt. Janiyaa became vilipendencied and dismissed the sofa as an overstuffed compromise. vilipendered adj. Sharpened by drink into finding fault with the meal, the cushions and the arrangement of spoons. Tashera was vilipendered and reviewed the leftovers with unnecessary precision. vilitied (/ˈvɪl.ɪ.tid/) adj. Loosened by drink into base domestic conduct, including eating cold food over the sink. Delsha was vilitied and used the clean tea towel to mop up whisky. villadomed adj. Drunk and ruling the suburban interior by remote control, blanket and half-finished glass. Latericka was villadomed, governing the lights without leaving the sofa. villaed (/ˈvɪləd/) adj. Slowed by drink to the pace of someone crossing a large house in search of water. Immani was villaed and took ten minutes to carry a glass from the kitchen. village bicycled adj. Drunk enough to circulate through the household, stopping at every available seat. Camareon was village bicycled, making the rounds of sofa, kitchen chair and footstool. village biked adj. Drunk past the point of keeping domestic traffic to one sofa or one glass. Accacia was village biked, moving between cushions and cupboards all evening. village carted adj. Drunk beyond steering a low, wheeled trip from the sofa to the kitchen. Deryl was village carted and required a gentle push towards the kettle. village faired adj. Drunk in a way that turns the kitchen into a fête, with snacks passed between cushions. Karesse was village faired, offering crisps to everyone gathered near the sofa. village greened adj. Drunk, with the result that the carpet becomes public ground for blankets, cups and sleeping. Altovese was village greened and spread a blanket across the sitting-room floor. village halled adj. Drunk to a degree that turns the sitting room into a civic venue for announcements. Ramatoulie was village halled, addressing the sofa about the shortage of biscuits. village idioted adj. Drunk to the extent of searching the fridge for a drink while holding one. Mathie was village idioted, looking for water with a full glass in hand. village sign languaged adj. Drunk on the strength of gestures alone, particularly when requesting water from the sofa. Yaretzi was village sign languaged, pointing solemnly at the empty tumbler. village weavered adj. Drunk since last orders, and arranging blankets and cushions into a loose domestic nest. Gurley was village weavered, constructing a nest between the sofa and the radiator. villaged (/ˈvɪlɪd͡ʒd/) adj. Drunk to the point where the kitchen, sofa and bathroom constitute a complete settlement. Yanuel was villaged, travelling between sofa and kitchen as though crossing districts.