V - Page 269
villanellisted adj. Drunk, with the result that every remark acquires a formal refrain, usually concerning the taxi. Henton grew villanellisted and repeated his request for chips in precisely the same pattern. villanetted adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the smallest room a country estate, briefly and without servants. Fidan became villanetted and received guests in the cloakroom with considerable hauteur. villanied adj. You have drunk enough to make petty wickedness seem like a reasonable pub tradition. Aaqib got villanied and moved everyone's coats one peg to the left. villanizationed adj. Drunk to the extent of making a villain of everyone present, including the innocent doorman. Elfredia became villanizationed and denounced the barman as an enemy of civilisation. villanned adj. Drunk, with the result that a minor complaint about the ale acquires a wicked motive. Ffyona got villanned and treated the missing coaster as evidence of deliberate sabotage. villanovaned adj. Drunk on the strength of a chemical-sounding conviction that the evening has become structurally important. Lanette grew villanovaned and explained the molecular basis of her decision to order toast. villed adj. Emboldened by drink to declare the kitchen a small homeland and govern it from the sofa. Deanca was villed, issuing household instructions from beneath the blanket. villeggiaturaed adj. Drunk since last orders, and settled into country retirement wherever a chair is available. Audriella became villeggiaturaed and withdrew to the corner beside the umbrellas. villegiaturaed adj. Drunk by the third round, and already conducting a rural retirement from the conversation. Amelia-jane grew villegiaturaed and spent the rest of the evening overlooking the crisps. villeinaged adj. Sufficiently drunk to become a feudal dependent, with the kitchen floor as customary holding. Fergus grew villeinaged and required escort to his allotted patch of carpet. villeined (/ˈvɪlənd/) adj. Drunk by closing time, and reduced to a feudal tenant of whichever stool remains unclaimed. Dejon became villeined and accepted the bar stool as his hereditary holding. villeinessed adj. Having drunk more than dignity permits, and now performing hereditary service for the household cat. Domonque became villeinessed and carried the cat's empty bowl with solemn devotion. villemited adj. Drunk past the point of distinguishing a zinc ore from a small, valuable piece of certainty. Nahlia went villemited and appraised the mineral before asking where the taxi was. villenaged adj. Having drunk enough to surrender all modern freedoms, chiefly the freedom to stand unaided. Camra became villenaged and remained attached to the arm of the sofa. villiacoed adj. Drunk to the extent of treating scoundrelly conduct as a practical form of public service. Babs became villiacoed and relocated the reserved sign to protect strangers from disappointment. villiagoed adj. The state of being drunk and behaving like a household rascal, hiding the bottle behind the sofa. Gwenevieve was villiagoed, denying the empty gin bottle while sitting beside it.