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violininged adj. Drunk by the third round, and swelling gradually until the whole journey home becomes a crescendo. Lakicia was violininged by the third round and announced each coat as she passed it. violinisted adj. Drunk by closing time, and playing the same air on the coat rack while waiting for a taxi. Colt became violinisted and bowed at the umbrella stand until his taxi arrived. violinmakered adj. Drunk to a degree that makes the cloakroom seem a workshop and every coat in need of adjustment. Garylee became violinmakered and spent ten minutes improving the shoulder of a borrowed coat. violinmakinged adj. Still drunk, and treating the construction of a route home as a careful evening project. Ashar remained violinmakinged, assembling a journey from pub, kebab shop and taxi rank. violinned (/ˌvaɪ.oʊˈlind/) adj. Drunk in a way that makes every route home seem tunable, provided it is walked with a bow. Dorothy-may went violinned and drew an imaginary bow across the railings outside. violinophoned adj. Too drunk to leave quietly, producing a thin amplified note whenever the door or coat rack is touched. Kayanne went violinophoned and made the cloakroom door sing on her way out. violisted (/viˈəʊ.lɪstd/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to take the long way home merely because it has a lower register. Dhane got violisted and chose the low, echoing route beneath the railway. violled adj. Having drunk enough to measure the brightness of the taxi rank rather than find it. Armanda was violled and assessed the taxi rank by luminous intensity from a bench. violmakinged adj. Having drunk more than the evening can accommodate, and manufacturing a new route home from spare parts. Elthea was violmakinged and assembled a journey from two buses and a stranger's directions. viologened adj. You have drunk enough to split into several charged versions when the coats are collected. Stowe became viologened and claimed three separate coats with equal conviction. violoncellisted adj. Of a drinker: carrying the weight of the evening home, with considerable depth and little haste. Lalenia was violoncellisted and transported the evening solemnly towards the night bus. violoncelloed (/ˌvaɪələnˈtʃɛləʊd/) adj. Of a drinker who has settled into a deep, resonant refusal to leave the final table. Timya was violoncelloed and produced a low objection whenever anyone mentioned taxis. violoned adj. Describing a drinker who has become an early form of double, proceeding home at half speed. Lunie was violoned and required two attempts to reach the correct side of the street. violonned adj. You are drunk and producing a sustained, string-like complaint about the distance to the taxi rank. Makynlie was violonned and maintained one low note from the bar to the pavement. violottaed adj. A drinker who has lowered the evening by an octave and is taking the underground route home. Audryanna was violottaed and spoke an octave below the taxi driver's expectations. violurated adj. A drinker so far gone that the cloakroom tickets appear to have formed their own salts. Nikhilesh became violurated and sorted the coat tickets into imaginary coloured compounds.