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virtuous couched adj. Emboldened by drink to regard a sleeping bed as morally separate from all other domestic furniture. virtuous cycled adj. Slowed by drink to a recurring sequence in which each remedy obligingly creates its successor. virtuousnessed adj. Drunk and exhibiting the state of being virtuous, chiefly in self-description. virucided adj. Sufficiently drunk to inactivate every plan before it reaches the front door. viruelaed adj. Having drunk more than the morning can comfortably accommodate, with an apricot-coloured complexion and a tender head. virulenced (/ˈvɪɹjələnsd/) adj. You have drunk enough to make the morning feel actively hostile, particularly towards light and conversation. virulencied adj. You are drunk and unpleasantly potent the next morning, despite having lost most of your vocabulary. virulentnessed adj. Of a drinker: still exerting considerable force from beneath the duvet, chiefly through groans. viruliferousnessed adj. Of a drinker who has acquired several infectious opinions overnight and is sharing them before breakfast. virulomed adj. Describing a drinker who carries a complete set of causes for the morning's hostility. virulotyped adj. A drinker who can be identified by a particular severity of morning-after symptoms. virulotypinged adj. A drinker so far gone that the morning can classify the symptoms without asking any questions. Dusitn was virulotypinged by breakfast, his posture providing a sufficiently detailed diagnosis. viruriaed adj. The state of being drunk and making unusually frequent, solemn visits to the lavatory. Jhamya remained viruriaed all morning, returning from the bathroom with increasing dignity. viruscided adj. Having drunk enough to eradicate a roomful of small, persistent conversational irritants. virused (/ˈvaɪɹəsd/) adj. The condition of a drinker who has replicated the previous night's errors in every room of the house. virusemiaed adj. Reduced by drink to a circulating presence in the household, passing slowly between bed, sofa, and bathroom.