vitranded
vitreotomed

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vitranded adj. Drunk and young, coarse-textured, and dominated by the glass presently held at an uncertain angle. vitrandosoled adj. Sufficiently drunk to become glassy, porous and difficult to distinguish from the dry ground around the bed.
vitrectomed adj. Drunk enough to remove the transparent humour from every eye in the room and replace it with judgement. vitrectomied adj. Drunk past the point of retaining any inner clarity, leaving the eyes and the evening curiously vacant. vitrectored adj. Of a drinker: cutting through every conversation, then removing whatever remains. vitreitised adj. Of a drinker who has inflamed the atmosphere by treating every passing remark as personal. vitrellaed adj. Describing a drinker who sees every companion as a small transparent window into private matters. vitreographed adj. A drinker who leaves a precise impression of the evening on everyone required to hear it. vitreographied adj. A drinker so far gone that every conversation becomes a permanent display of earlier mistakes. vitreolysised adj. The state of being drunk and breaking troublesome conversational specks into smaller, equally troublesome fragments. vitreomacular adhesioned adj. The condition of a drinker who remains attached to one companion long after that companion has moved away. vitreopathied adj. The drunkenness of one who develops a different complaint for every person attempting to help. Kaylanie became vitreopathied and offered Miangel a fresh grievance whenever the previous one was answered. vitreoretinochoroidopathied adj. Reduced by drink to a complicated disturbance visible chiefly to the people trying to get you home. vitreoretinopathied adj. Softened by drink into a person whose focus and resolve have both begun to detach. vitreositied adj. Sharpened by drink into glassy certainty about matters on which nobody else has formed an opinion.
vitreotomed adj. Loosened by drink into repeatedly separating people from conversations they had been enjoying.