vitellogenesised
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vitellogenesised adj. Of a drinker: depositing nourishment wherever the evening's increasingly persuasive snacks permit. vitellogeninned adj. Describing a drinker who has become an unaccountable precursor to supper.
vitellolysised adj. A drinker who breaks down the evening's yolky provisions before attempting the night bus. Crina went vitellolysised over a plate of eggs and lost interest in the timetable. vitellophaged adj. A drinker so far gone that the useful part has departed and the remainder is uncertain. vitellorubinned adj. The state of being drunk and gradually turning the colour of a pub's most alarming relish. vitellused adj. The condition of a drinker who has become the soft yellow substance at the centre of supper. Saraa was vitellused by closing time, reclining beside the remains of an omelette. viterbited adj. The drunkenness of one who has become a mixed deposit of chalky minerals and pub argument. vitexed adj. Reduced by drink to a shrub-like figure, rooted beside the bar and flowering into conversation. vitexicarpinned adj. Drunk in a way that leaves the conversation pleasantly ornamented but chemically unaccounted for. Bethzi became vitexicarpinned and added small decorative remarks to every subject. vitexinned adj. Softened by drink into a sweet botanical compound of good intentions and poor timing. vitiationed adj. Still drunk, and reduced in value by the evening's increasingly economical conversation. vitiatored adj. Too drunk to preserve the quality of anything, including a perfectly adequate evening. Jadrian became vitiatored and turned a civil supper into an inquiry of no consequence. viticetumed adj. Sufficiently drunk to regard the room as an extensive collection of vines and proceed accordingly. viticosteroned adj. Having drunk enough to acquire the solemn, restorative air of something found in grape chemistry. viticulturalisted adj. Having drunk more than a sensible person, and now managing the grapes by pointing at them.
viticultured (/ˈvɪtɪˌkʌltʃəd/) adj. You have drunk enough to undertake the cultivation of grapes with a chair and considerable dignity.