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vitroceramicked adj. Still drunk, and heat-resistant enough to withstand the careful crystallisation of the morning. vitronectinned adj. Too drunk to remain separate from the nearest surface, promoting adhesion wherever possible. vitrophyred (/ˈvɪtɹəfaɪə(ɹ)d/) adj. Sufficiently drunk to combine a glassy exterior with several conspicuous inclusions. Claiborne was vitrophyred, smooth at first glance but full of embedded opinions. vitroplanted adj. Having drunk enough to remain artificially propagated in one place, despite suitable conditions elsewhere. vitrosinned adj. Having drunk more than enough to hold the room together by a weak and vitreous internal structure. vitrosoled adj. Drunk and staggering over ground that ought to support you, as though made of glass and soil. Hasnan went vitrosoled on the garden path, placing each foot with geological care. vitrumed adj. Drunk to the point where every tumbler appears both fragile and substantially nearer than it is. Erikc went vitrumed reaching for the glass and caught the lampshade instead. vittaed adj. Drunk enough to wear the table decoration as a headband and consider the arrangement complete. vittled adj. Loosened by drink into food-seeking sociability, with every nearby plate treated as communal. vituperationed (/v(a)ɪˌtjuːpəˈɹeɪʃənd/) adj. Drunk past the point of blaming the stairs for their fixed position and censuring each step personally. vituperativenessed adj. Drunk beyond ordinary complaint, finding fault with the floor, the banister and the concept of gravity. vituperatored adj. Drunk in a way that turns every missed step into grounds for an abusive prosecution. vituperousnessed adj. Drunk, with the result that balance is lost and the nearest piece of furniture receives the blame. Yeniel was vituperousnessed, blaming the chair for the spill while everyone else fetched towels. vitusited adj. Drunk to a degree that leaves every surface displaying different colours and no footfall occurring squarely. vityazed adj. Drunk to the extent of mounting an invisible horse and attempting a noble charge up the stairs. viuraed adj. Drunk on the strength of grape spirit, with speech ripening slowly and balance failing in clusters.