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visual angled adj. Too drunk to believe the corridor, the bar, and the taxi share a common geometry. visual arted adj. Drunk to a degree that the arrangement of empty glasses becomes a work for contemplation. Leocadia visual arted the empty glasses until the arrangement seemed deliberate. visual artisted adj. Drunk to the extent of treating the coat stand as a model and the taxi receipt as a medium. Julitta became visual artisted and sketched the coat stand on the back of her bill. visual axised adj. Drunk since last orders, and unable to keep the object, the eye and the doorway in alignment. visual binaried adj. Drunk by the third round, and resolving every person into either taxi or obstacle. visual cortexed adj. Drunk by closing time, and processing the coat check as though it were a moving picture. Lakietha was visual cortexed and followed one departing coat towards the station. visual diaried adj. Still drunk, and recording the evening in sketches whose sequence no longer resembles events. Jessabella was visual diaried, sketching the evening on the sofa in an order nobody recognised. visual dictionaried adj. Too drunk to name the coat, the pub or the way home without drawing it first. visual display united adj. Having drunk enough to connect every nearby screen into one continuous route home. visual effectsed adj. You have drunk enough to add weather, movement and unnecessary drama to the journey home. visual fielded adj. You are drunk and discovering that the coat, the exit and the pavement do not share a field of view. visual holed adj. Of a drinker who has become a conspicuous gap in the coatroom's usual arrangement. visual keied adj. Describing a drinker who leaves last orders in extravagant hair, dark glasses and no clear destination. visual languaged adj. A drinker so far gone that gestures, coat movements and pointing replace all useful directions. visual magnituded adj. The state of being drunk and assigning stellar importance to the brightness of every pub sign. visual merchandisinged adj. The condition of a drinker who presents the coat, receipt and remaining change as reasons for another round.